Sentence examples for endorsed a paper from inspiring English sources

At the 58th WHO African Regional Committee all 46 countries endorsed a paper on patient safety calling for action in 12 areas.

Scientists representing 93 European plant and life sciences research centers and institutes have endorsed a position paper that was prompted by a July 25 European Court of Justice ruling.

Belfast Health Trust has endorsed a consultation paper outlining the future of accident and emergency services across the city's three main hospitals.

Four years before she became chancellor, Merkel endorsed a policy paper that refused to identify Germany as a country of immigration.

In drafting its regulation, the E.P.A. endorsed a 23-page "white paper" that Kentucky's energy department sent last year asking that states be given wide flexibility in reducing carbon.

The Union-Tribune announced Friday morning it would support a Clinton presidency, despite having never endorsed a Democrat in the paper's 148-year-history.

Here's each candidate's share of the total number of readers subscribing to papers that endorsed a candidate each year: Third-party candidates have garnered few newspaper endorsements and, accordingly, few readers of endorsing newspapers.

Recently, the Dallas Morning News endorsed Clinton, the first time the paper has endorsed a Democrat since 1940.

The Arizona Republic is especially notable since it has never endorsed a single Democrat since the paper began in 1890.

Also, before he became the president's chief economic adviser, Jason Furman wrote a paper in which he endorsed a McCain-type approach to health reform.

When they found out the paper had never endorsed a Democrat, Mr. Boas said, "It was a real surprise".