Sentence examples for endorsed because from inspiring English sources

This, says Collier, has not been endorsed because it must go to the ECB's Domestic Structure Review Group DSRGG).

"In this election, not being endorsed is better than being endorsed, because of the toxic political situation," said Russ Stewart, who writes a local political column for the Nadig newspapers in Chicago.

"I haven't endorsed because I've yet to hear any of the mayoral candidates answer the questions that matter to the people of my district," Supervisor Hillary Ronen, who voted for Farrell, said during the meeting.

For instance, some statements failed to be endorsed because, even after a second rating, the statement just failed to achieve 90% consensus.

However, the utility of HA administration in the treatment of AC is not universally endorsed, because of controversial evidence [ 11– 13].

As the Delphi progressed, however, it became apparent that any rigid statements about the need for culturally appropriate professional help were not going to be endorsed, because they alone precluded the right of the person receiving care to seek help that is close to their home and community, and which suits their individual needs.

You may be reluctant to endorse because you are DNC officers, but you have a mandate from scores of young voters to pledge now.

They concerned ways in which we contract into regulations that we recognize as holding upon us, and that we endorse because we see the rational reason for contracting into them.

C1 Pilots Vote on Contact Southwest Airlines' 4,111 pilots began voting on a contract extension that their union leaders do not endorse because it falls short of the pay parity with other airlines that the union promised to win.

Its 4,111 pilots began voting yesterday on a contract extension that their own union leaders do not endorse because it falls short of the pay parity with other airlines that the union promised to win for its members.

He evaluated free will according to the medieval theologians of the via moderna, a position that he found attractive but did not fully endorse because it seemed too close to Pelagianism.