Sentence examples for effectively endorsing that from inspiring English sources

"By working with them, you're effectively endorsing that world view".

The Treasury, which oversees the I.R.S., effectively endorsed that view yesterday.

President Bush effectively endorsed that view when he refused to meet the P.L.O. chairman last weekend.

It struck me that the recent negative press around crowdfunding campaigns may be influencing writers to reconsider whether they want to effectively endorse products that don't yet exist.

The court could have stayed out of the matter, effectively endorsing the maps that favored Democrats, which were drawn by a special three-judge court in San Antonio that ignored a separate set of maps drawn by the Republican-dominated Legislature. Republican-dominated Legislature

The British Chambers of Commerce – not a bunch of lefties – said the CMA was "effectively endorsing a status quo that many businesses find unacceptable".

If Mr Abbott does not repudiate the actions of his captain's pick, the Speaker of the parliament, then he is effectively endorsing a view which says that they are so important they don't even have to drive on the same roads as the rest of Australians," Shorten said.

It's effectively endorsing censorship, not of those with conservative or even extremist views, but of the marginalized who most deserve that voice.

In 2006, during a Swedish election debate, both leading candidates for prime minister said that they wouldn't criminalise a generation for downloading music, effectively endorsing piracy.

He argued that when the court ordered him to provide a redacted version of the document to the Working Families Party, it was effectively endorsing its release to the public.

It was the Rudd government that placed Hicks under a control order for a year when he was released from prison in Australia, effectively endorsing his military commission plea deal.