Sentence examples for endorse the notion from inspiring English sources

"By remaining silent about killing contests, wildlife agencies endorse the notion that predators are harmful," says one conservationist.

Professionally, I am happy to endorse the notion, which seems ever less absurd as time goes on.

As a composer, I wholeheartedly endorse the notion that all the arts aspire to the condition of music.

Other theorists endorse the notion of association, but hold it to be less important than is a process of inhibition through which errors in learning are eliminated.

It's perfectly true, as Gold says, that most medical addiction specialists endorse the notion of addiction as an irreversible brain disorder.

But he would not explicitly endorse the notion of an eventual Palestinian state, something his predecessor, Ehud Olmert, had already done.

But Obama also endorsed the notion of giving blanket amnesty to any C.I.A. officers performing authorized work.

Even Downton Abbey – somewhere between Upstairs, Downstairs and Brideshead – endorses the notion that toffs are interesting again.

But, even in its most torture-happy seasons, "24" never really endorsed the notion that the government should be trusted.

In 2002, after leaving the United States for good, he endorsed the notion that the land of his birth was at war with Islam.

Unesco (in their Universal Declaration on the Human Genome and Human Rights) absurdly endorses the notion of the preservation of the human genome as common heritage of humanity.