Sentence examples for endorsed by us from inspiring English sources

A view endorsed by US ambassador Joseph LeBaron in a cable published by Wikileaks.

Present GNM Videos or your site in a way that seeks to replicate, or pass off your website as a resource belonging to or endorsed by us.

It is also a manifestation of the sense of helplessness over having a leader not endorsed by us, but by Beijing, and having little say in how our territory is run.

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Head's Up (iOS, Android) Endorsed by US television star Ellen DeGeneres, this is a smartphone and tablet version of that classic party game where you scrawl the names of famous people on post-it notes then stick them on your heads and try to guess who is on yours.

It is not clear whether the decision to act against the two Arabic TV channels was endorsed by the US-led civilian administration, and whether the governing council, which is little more than an advisory body, has the power to expel journalists from the country.

For example, a key tenet of US policy toward Israel is opposition to settlement construction in the West Bank, a position that has been endorsed by every US president since Ronald Reagan.

As part of the 5 Million Lives campaign, endorsed by leading US agencies and professional societies, The Institute for Healthcare Improvement (IHI) recommends that all ICUs implement a ventilator bundle to reduce the incidence of VAP to zero [ 11].

Over 200* have signed up already, and the march is endorsed by ex leading US govt climate scientist James Hansen, Nobel Laureate Mairead Maguire, 350's Bill McKibben and many green organizations.

The order in that publication was established by performing RASCH-analyses (see analyses section) and progressively describes items that are most endorsed to least endorsed by UK and US clinicians.

Clegg's veto was partly based on the reluctance of US companies to comply voluntarily with a request from a foreign security service to hand over their customers' data rather than being forced to do so by a judicial warrant endorsed by a court, as US law requires.