Sentence examples for endorse with from inspiring English sources
The phrase 'endorse with' is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to a form of approval or agreement with something. For example: "John endorsed the plan with his signature."
The bombing provided a chance for journalists and editorialists in Colombia and the United States to revisit the FARC's crimes, and to endorse, with graphic and emotional urgency, a military aid package for Colombia now before the United States Senate.
Of course, celebrity licensing and endorsement deals have long been a mainstay of consumer marketing, but few talk-show hosts have so closely associated the products they endorse with the content of their television programs.
The second view that nominalists can endorse with respect to (R) is fictionalism.
Likewise, the American public bustles through its media saturated work-life largely unmoved by the violent acts which they quietly endorse with votes, ignorance, or silence.
When he finally won the 1921 Prize (awarded in 1922), he did not win for his most famous achievement, Relativity Theory, which was still deemed too speculative and uncertain to endorse with the Prize.
A final post from Piker stated his position quite clearly--the position Shay appeared to endorse with her You tell em Eric lol! response to Piker's previous post (that is, before she claimed she didn't endorse it --.
The budget was finally endorsed, with Social Democratic lawmakers abstaining in the parliamentary vote.
In "Rent," la vie boh me is fully endorsed, with wit but no irony.
But in that time the Tory narrative, enthusiastically endorsed with breath-taking hypocrisy by the Liberal Democrats, had taken hold.
It also endorsed, with some qualifications, pension and tax reforms which are crucial to sustaining investor optimism.
When they turn to creating the fund, most of its mission will likely be endorsed with little debate.
