Sentence examples for adopted endorsed from inspiring English sources

Gable said, and the judge agreed, that he was viewing the dispute as an outsider, and that he had not adopted, endorsed or embellished any of the allegations in his article.

We hypothesized that studies with larger sample sizes, that have funding reported, that are published in journals with a higher impact factor and that are in journals that have adopted, endorsed or supported the CONSORT statement will be associated with better quality of reporting and reporting of key methodological items.

We hypothesized that studies with larger sample sizes, that have funding reported, that are published in journals with a higher impact factor and that are in journals that have adopted, endorsed or supported the CONSORT statement will be associated with better overall quality of reporting and reporting of the 3 key methodological items.

The European Parliament conducts its election observation in accordance with the Declaration of Principles of International Election Observation and Code of Conduct adopted endorsed by the European Parliament in 2007.

Many Pentecostals, who generally endorse a literal interpretation of the Bible, also have adopted and endorsed the tenets of creation science, including the recent origin of Earth and a geology interpreted in terms of the Flood.

Over the next several years, the service became a highly popular means of communication, adopted and endorsed by celebrities, news outlets, and corporations.

By the early 1980s the "open architecture" of the TCP/IP approach was adopted and endorsed by many other researchers and eventually by technologists and businessmen around the world.

In the fourth century the emperor Constantine adopted Christianity, endorsed a creed to which all must subscribe and issued edicts against heretics and schismatics.

The 75-page manual, which the U.S.-led command in Afghanistan has not adopted or endorsed, contains several recommendations, including that foreign and Afghan troops should avoid discussion of religion, women, sex and human rights.

This approach, which has already been adopted or endorsed by other states, would allow insurers to calculate more realistic risk estimates when determining how much to charge for policies.

"Ordinary and reasonable users of the Google search engine would have understood that the representations conveyed by the sponsored links were those of the advertisers, and would not have concluded that Google adopted or endorsed the representations," the High Court said in a news release.