Sentence examples for endorse a statement from inspiring English sources

Arab countries are irresponsibly proposing that the conference single out Israel for criticism and endorse a statement condemning "the Zionist movement which is based on racial superiority".

The IRA will also endorse a statement from Sinn Fein deploring political violence and affirming that decommissioning is indispensable to peace.

The Obama administration refused to endorse a statement that singled out Israel, and proposed a broader condemnation of the violence that would include the assault of the Israeli commandos as they landed on the deck of the ship.

At their meeting in the Saudi city of Mecca, the 57-member organisation OIC is expected to endorse a statement put forward by its members' foreign ministers that Syria should be suspended because of its "obstinacy" in seeking a military resolution to the uprising.

38 In 2004, an independent panel sponsored by three major professional societies – the American Thyroid Association, the American Association of Clinical Endocrinologists, and the Endocrine Society – recommended against screening; 39 however, the three sponsoring societies did not endorse a statement in favor of screening.

Blacks met at the N.A.A.C.P. offices and unanimously endorsed a statement asserting their right to a say in US foreign policy, especially in the Middle East.

The countries, which included Britain, France and Canada, endorsed a statement at a conference in The Hague saying that their goals included preventing "the misappropriation of technologies for repressive ends, inappropriate requests for personal data for political purposes, and illegitimate blocking of content".

Asked about the issue, Mrs. Merkel's office said she endorsed a statement by the finance minister, Wolfgang Schäuble, who told the newsmagazine Der Spiegel that he ruled out euro bonds as long as countries pursued their own fiscal policies.

Delegates endorsed a statement saying that pressure for the TUC to support a vote for Britain to leave the EU would "intensify dramatically" if David Cameron negotiated a new European settlement that watered down workers' rights.

On that occasion, he also endorsed a statement by Dr. Alexander H. Leighton, another former executive at the Office of War Information, that it had not been necessary to drop the atomic bombs because social scientists had already predicted that Japan would fall.

Mr. Dagan also endorsed a statement made by an earlier speaker, Ehud Olmert, the former prime minister, who said Israel's strategic situation was better than it had been in many years because its neighbors all faced internal turmoil and none posed a conventional threat to Israel.