Sentence examples for endorsed a directive from inspiring English sources
Since Mr. Xi became Communist Party leader in November, he has demanded that officials strengthen and defend the ideological sinews of party rule, and he also endorsed a directive identifying human rights activists and advocates of civil society as threats to the party.
The first is external pressure: later this month the Italian parliament is expected to endorse a directive covering electricity issued by the European Union.
Meanwhile, the rules are being tightened in Europe, where the European Parliament has endorsed a copyright directive that, like America's existing Digital Millennium Copyright Act, would give rights-holders more protection and consumers less choice.
David Cameron and Nick Clegg stand accused of sending the "wrong signal" to pimps and human traffickers across the world after the coalition decided against endorsing an EU directive designed to co-ordinate European efforts to combat the trade in sex slaves.
Jerry Moss endorsed a more expansive view.
Pawar endorsed a City Hall lobbyist, Paul Rosenfeld.
But Hartshorne endorsed a surprising addition.
McTaggart endorsed a radical form of essentialism.
Under a Defense Department directive governing political activity by members of the armed forces, full-time, active-duty personnel are forbidden from endorsing "a partisan political party, candidate, or cause".
(Teresa endorses a similar view).
