And when those burdens are unjust to mostly innocent voters, no matter whose particular story you endorse, acceptance becomes that much tougher.
As a result, no particular doctrinal confession is endorsed, and acceptance of each other's faith tradition is stressed.
However there is one major concern, which I'd like to be addressed before endorsing the acceptance of this article.
The manuscript is certainly well written and attractive, but I have some major concerns on the data analyses that prevent me to endorse its acceptance at the present stage.
In Gregoire the state supreme court endorsed the "general acceptance" idea in dicta, but refrained from citing Frye.
Among his books is Edicts of A´soka(with N. A. Nikam, 1962), a translation of the writings of the ancient Indian emperor whose moral code endorsed nonviolence and acceptance of all faiths and beliefs.
He suggests that the constructive empiricist take the same attitude toward the truth of observability counterfactuals that she takes toward other claims of endorsed scientific theories: namely, acceptance of the counterfactuals rather than belief in them (608).
And since we are fallible, we are never in a position to recognize that one of our beliefs is actually true all we can recognize is that it meets standards of acceptance that are endorsed, for the time being, in our community (Rorty 1991a: chapter one; 2000; Davidson 2005: 7; Hookway 2007).
In a 17 April 2002 analysis for the Board, ICANN's General Counsel also mentioned that legitimate business interests could be endangered by implementing the proposed WLS but did not endorse either acceptance or rejection of the proposal.
A State Department spokesperson told Reuters that a congratulatory tweet was posted after the award was announced, but then deleted "to avoid any misperception" that the U.S. government "endorsed the comments made in the acceptance speech".
