Sentence examples for endorsed a draft from inspiring English sources

The G-20 governments endorsed a draft of the tax agreement in Moscow in July.

On November 19th the parliamentary committee for human rights endorsed a draft resolution that calls for the release of 184 "political prisoners", and 22 others who sought "political exile" abroad.

A14 Putin Plan Wins Support Russia's lower house of Parliament ignored the misgivings of democracy advocates and endorsed a draft of President Vladimir Putin's plan to concentrate power in the Kremlin.

Chechen representatives loyal to Moscow met in Chechnya yesterday and endorsed a draft of the proposed constitution, which reaffirms the republic's status as an integral part of the Russian Federation.

While some specifics are still being worked out, governors and state education commissioners in 48 states, two territories and Washington, D.C., last year endorsed a draft of what they believe students across the country should know as they complete each grade.

At the United Nations Security Council meeting in New York today, the United States provisionally endorsed a draft statement condemning Israel for "the acts of provocation, the violence, and the excessive use of deadly force against Palestinian civilians in the past few days".

Unfortunately, and much to my frustration, after a long, multiagency effort, the White House declined to endorse a draft bill, and Congress did not act on its own.

The parliament, which has not convened since 1996 because of factional fighting, is expected to lay the groundwork for a unified government in northern Iraq and to endorse a draft constitution that would formalize a Kurdish federal state based in Kirkuk, whose province holds important oil fields and is now controlled by Saddam Hussein.

Russia's lower house of Parliament ignored misgivings by political analysts and democracy advocates today and resoundingly endorsed a first draft of President Vladimir V. Putin's plan to concentrate state power in the Kremlin.

President Bush today endorsed a bill drafted by House Republican leaders under which H.M.O.'s could be sued in state courts if a patient had successfully pursued an administrative appeal but the H.M.O. had refused to provide care ordered by an independent reviewer.

But the administration did take a strong stand on a big source of this kind of pollution in February, when Christie Whitman, the E.P.A. administrator, strongly endorsed a rule drafted by the Clinton administration that would sharply curtail emissions of soot and other emissions from diesel engines.