Plaid finance spokesman Ieuan Wyn Jones urged AMs to endorse "a message coming from this National Assembly that we want to protect the EU budget because we are standing up for the people of Wales".
The question of whether the school board had endorsed a religious message by adopting its intelligent design policy was therefore the central issue in the case, and Judge Jones rightly recognized it as such.
But while artists from all circles propagate support for the regime or opposition, Anas has endorsed a more constructive message.
A day after the verdict, Rio Ferdinand appeared to endorse a Twitter message describing Cole as a "choc ice," a slang term perceived as meaning black on the outside and white on the inside.
Mr. Peiken explained during his presentation how Mr. Quattrone endorsed an e-mail message to employees from another executive that suggested "before you leave for the holidays, you should catch up on file cleaning" just days after learning of the investigations.
In his message, Quattrone endorsed a colleague's suggestion to "clean out" files for fear of increased securities litigation following the widening crash of the market for high tech issues, scores of which had been brought public by the Palo Alto, Calif.-based Quattrone and his team at Credit Suisse Group 's Credit Suisse First Boston.
Indeed, the mammography controversy frustrated many screening advocates who had personally endorsed a course of action (and message) that was now being questioned.
If he had done so earlier, the defense argued, Mr. Quattrone would not have sent the e-mail message endorsing a recommendation that his bankers clean out their files.
Earlier in the day, the Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg had endorsed this message in a specially pre-recorded video in which he admitted that there was "no better way to inject a sense of urgency than to hear from the people that will be most affected; the people who will hold us to account if we fail; the people who will run the businesses, communities and governments of the future.
Justice Antonin Scalia wrote an opinion concurring with the decision but angrily accusing the court of sending a mixed message and endorsing "a chaos that is evident to anyone who can read and count".
