Sentence examples for clearly endorses from inspiring English sources

She clearly endorses the political logic of Eurydice's argument that "there's no such thing as destiny, only change".

"The report clearly endorses strong federal support for stem cell research," Senator Edward M. Kennedy, Democrat of Massachusetts, said.

The accompanying Committee Report both clearly confirms the foregoing interpretation of the House Committee Report, and clearly endorses the disposition that interpretation produces.

The movie ends not long after Robert Gnaizda, formerly with the Greenlining Institute, a housing advocacy group, characterizes the Obama administration as "a Wall Street government," a take Mr. Ferguson clearly endorses.

But in picking him, Mr Xi clearly endorses some of the things he stands for.Mr Liu used to work for the Development Research Centre (DRC), an official think-tank serving China's cabinet.

If this is Dolby-approved sound, then Dolby clearly endorses horrible sound.

Nonetheless, Mr. Clinton clearly endorsed him before hearing his views on the I.M.F.'s future.

The new result comes from identifying cases where presidents clearly endorsed or opposed legislation, and using those cases to place presidents on the left-right scale.

Torre clearly endorsed the signing of Giles, a player he remembered for his speed and versatility from Giles's time with the Cleveland Indians in the late 1990's.

They criticized the draft for appearing merely to restate without clearly endorsing the church's prohibitions of contraception and the ordination of women and for recommending further discussion of these teachings.

But at the end of this pain, the government believes, the high-speed network will deliver a massive economic boost and regeneration for the cities it connects – an argument most clearly endorsed in Manchester and Yorkshire.