Sentence examples for endorsed a position from inspiring English sources

But contrary to the Chronicle's suggestion that Weissman was speaking for the ISSCR, the society says in its statement that it "has not endorsed a position on the draft language".

If the denunciation of male privilege, sexism and rape culture is not at the center of our quest for racial justice, then we have endorsed a position of benign neglect towards the challenges that girls and women face that undermine their well-being and the well-being of the community as a whole.

(Mr. Reilly endorses a position similar to one I have advanced with Sheila Bair and other colleagues).

If one understands the second couplet according to reading (C), then the speaker is apparently endorsing a position that attributes definite natures to things; and this appears flatly inconsistent with the Aristocles passage, on either the metaphysical or the epistemological reading.

A member of the board (editors included) can't write an editorial endorsing a position in the absence of consensus among the group.

She also co-published a post about the issue and the PR efforts related to it because, she says, she was alarmed that other nonprofits could easily agree to endorse a position they did not fully understand.

As compared to other ways to formulate survey items, respondents will frequently endorse a position and its exact opposite much more often when given the opportunity to agree with a statement.

Cruz has accused Trump of bending to political correctness and endorsing a position that would put the safety of young girls at risk, even though states without restrictions have seen no evidence of that.

(Chief Justice John Roberts Jr. took a middle position, saying Mr. Graham deserved a shot at parole but declining to endorse a categorical position).

Mr. Lazio has quietly endorsed vouchers, a position that appeals to more conservative voters.

Mr. Lazio has quietly endorsed vouchers, a position that does appeal to more conservative voters.