Sentence examples for endorsed a model from inspiring English sources

In 1962, the American Law Institute, an association of judges, law professors and practicing lawyers, endorsed a model penal code drawn up by Professor Schwartz of the University of Pennsylvania Law School and Professor Herbert Wechsler of Columbia University.

Our campaign endorses a model of primaries whereby only Labour members would be allowed a say in the shortlist, with the wider electorate allowed to vote in a primary on that shortlist.

The company announced plans for bigger and smaller sizes last June; as one who unsuccessfully attempts to work eight-hour days, I would readily endorse a model with half the capacity and half the weight of the current version.

After discussing five potential explanations of psychological processes responsible for these intuitions, they endorse a model that holds the intuitions "arise from general facts about the relationship between folk psychology and normative assessment rather than from features that are unique to the individual concepts in question" (493).

Clinicians largely reported and endorsed a collaborative model of treatment decision making for youth depression, although several exceptions to this approach were also described (e.g. when risk issues were present), highlighting a need to adapt the decision-making style to the characteristics and needs of the client.

Mrs. Clinton has recently endorsed a plan, modeled on Mr. Gore's, that would give tax credits to people who make less than $100,000 a year and put money away in special retirement savings accounts.

The overall goal of this study was to understand how teams communicate during resuscitation, whether they endorsed a shared mental model and their information needs.

One specific HPC network, the Hamilton Niagara Haldimand Brant HPC Network, has endorsed a shared care model.

This does not mean that each endorsed a solely genetic model of identity and aetiology: rather, family members overwhelmingly took pains to emphasize that genes interacted with other factors.

In the background section of their report, the team noted that "shared decision making has been widely endorsed as a model for making complex medical decisions and may have many advantages, including improved patient satisfaction and health outcomes.

Dr. Kaufman is president of the Association for the Treatment of Sexual Abusers, a nonprofit organization based in Beaverton, Ore., that two years ago began endorsing a prevention model that focuses on offenders.