Sentence examples for consistent endorsement of from inspiring English sources

In fact, it would be irresponsible to delay the transition away from dirty fossil fuels with the expectation that the Supreme Court will reverse its consistent endorsement of EPA's duty to limit emissions.

Driving strategies that acknowledged Indigeneity were recognising Indigenous ways of knowing, being and doing by having the consistent endorsement of, and valuing of Elder/family/community-inclusive relationships and knowledge.

The latter, though, is just the recommendation of empathetic understanding and is, of course, both good counsel and perfectly consistent with the endorsement of moral absolutes.

At one moment, he says, I declare the unavailability of "independent standards" for deciding between rival accounts of a matter, and in the next moment  I am offering counsel that is "perfectly consistent with the endorsement of moral absolutes".

Panel members were generally consistent with this view of enabling, with endorsement of most of the items that discouraged enabling behaviours.

The results showed rates of endorsement of screening items that are consistent with existing literature in spite of differences in screening methods.

This widespread endorsement of multifactorial beliefs provides population-based evidence that is consistent with findings from local and clinic-based studies.

It has been largely absent only if you ignore Clinton's consistent attention to Trump's anti-choice rhetoric; how she proudly touts the endorsement of Planned Parenthood (the first endorsement of a primary candidate in the organization's 100 year history); that she is running on a ticket supporting repeal of the Hyde Amendment, which blocks federal funding for abortion.

Endorsement of breast screening from primary care seems to have a consistent, albeit modest, effect on recruitment (Bankhead et al, 2001).

Such activity was also related to higher endorsement of positive traits in both healthy controls and patients which is consistent with the observation that grandiosity and lack of insight frequently go together [ 44, 57, 58].

Reporting dates of pregnancy and sexual initiation consistent with virgin pregnancy was associated with cultural mores highly valuing virginity, specifically signing chastity pledges, and with parental endorsement of items indicative of lower levels of communication about sex and birth control.