Sentence examples for endorsed a vision from inspiring English sources

Both strongly endorsed a vision of fighting militancy together and improving security cooperation at a news briefing after a meeting in the presidential palace.

And the Bush's administration's new energy plan endorsed a vision for electricity restructuring that Mr. Lay had outlined in a memo he gave Vice President Dick Cheney in a private meeting last spring.

In their conference in London in December, the Iraqi opposition movements endorsed a vision for a democratic, federal Iraq -- one in which my people, the Kurds, would be an integral part.

Again in contrast to the majority of socio-cultural anthropology, this approach endorsed a vision of cognitive architecture in which cognition is endowed with a rich, genetically-determined structure, that influences cultural processes in a meaningful way.

So Coke expands its market share and promotes its product while endorsing a vision of a diverse, multi-cultural America.

In endorsing a vision of universal equality, of the dissolution of national borders, and democratic self-governing communities, nurses, bus drivers, and construction workers at the heart of America's greatest capitalist metropolis are signing on to the vision, if not the tactics, of revolutionary anarchism.

What's more, a vote for a grand fiscal bargain, in which both Republicans and Democrats have at least once endorsed a common vision of reducing entitlement spending, would increase the chance that reform would stick.

She thereby implicitly endorsed a conservative vision of gradual evolutionary reform".

In spite of this failure, and in spite of difficult discussions on an unprecedented economic crisis in Europe, the Spring European Council endorsed a new biodiversity vision and target.

Suspecting that the Roman Academy and its founder, the Italian humanist Julius Pomponius Laetus, were opposing Christian ideals and endorsing a materialistic vision of life inspired by an admiration for the ancient world, Paul dissolved the academy and arrested its members in February 1468, subjecting one of its leading humanists, Bartolomeo Platina, to torture on additional charges of conspiracy.

Trump or so this vision goes has endorsed a single-payer system in the past (see his 2000 tome The America We Deserve) and some polls show that most Americans would embrace such a scheme.