Sentence examples for endorsed aims from inspiring English sources

Moreover, the project materials form a comprehensive evidence base and strategic basis that can facilitate further advance towards our shared, and clearly endorsed, aims.

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FitzJohn told Leighton that while the way the election for the three boardroom posts was being handled was problematic, she endorsed his aims to improve the capability of the board.

The second Vatican Council (1962 65) endorsed the aims of the movement and recommended that Roman Catholics should actively take part in the liturgy; legislated the use of the vernacular for liturgies, overturning the traditional use of Latin as the sole liturgical language; and ordered the reform of all sacramental rites, a task completed in the 1970s.

At the same time, the advisers endorsed the aims of the study and urged NIH to fund related research.

The chancellor of the exchequer endorsed the aim of making annual savings of £21.5 billion by 2007-08 worth 7% of departments' current spending.

In England, a government endorsed strategy aiming to create a 'graduate led' early years workforce, particularly in the private, voluntary and independent (PVI) sector, was introduced in 2005 as part of a Children's Workforce Strategy.

Prime Minister Ariel Sharon endorsed the settlers' aims during a visit to Hebron today.

His co-signatory, Russia's then president, Dmitry Medvedev, had endorsed Global Zero's aims.

Now a bill passed last week by the Legislature — and enthusiastically endorsed by Gov. Deval Patrick — aims to tackle the much harder problem of controlling health care costs.