Sentence examples for but also endorses from inspiring English sources

Conservatives and religious organizations contest that our government not only condones but also endorses abortion by offering termination health care coverage.

The AAP not only recommends limiting the quantity of TV viewing and screen media use by children, but also endorses that parents carefully select appropriate content of TV programming viewed by children (4).

When the smoke cleared, Congress had fixed the real loophole, but also endorsed the idea of spying without court approval.

Some game, though, when the process of cheating is not only encouraged by the football climate but also endorsed by someone of Alan Shearer's weight on Match of the Day.

After six more hours of consultations today, the council finally produced a statement that "welcomed" the secretary general's report but also endorsed the work done by the United Nations verification teams.

Priest (1999, p. 146) mentions strong fallibilists who "endorse each of their views, but also endorse the claim that some of their views are false".

These results not only further confirmed that Smad4 and PIAS1 have a crucial role in zinc-induced apoptosis but also endorsed our above findings.

In public announcements regarding anthrax, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention CDCC) emphasized the overall low risk to the population but also endorsed actions to minimize personal risk.

However, within the trial, the GP invitation to the commercial programme not only served to redefine weight loss as being a medical goal for those who previously thought their problems were primarily aesthetic, but also endorsed the programme as suitable for those who already wanted to lose weight for health reasons.

But it also endorses legislation prohibiting the permanent replacement of workers on strike.

Yes, the party's newly minted basic programme reaffirms democratic socialism, but it also endorses "sustainability", of the financial as well as the ecological sort.