Sentence examples for endorsed calls from inspiring English sources

Lee also endorsed calls by Mark Carney, the governor of the Bank of England, for companies to come clean about their fossil fuel holdings.

Last month the prime minister, David Cameron, endorsed calls for an independent investigation into the end of the Sri Lankan civil war.

Last month David Cameron endorsed calls for an independent investigation into the end of the Sri Lankan civil war in 2009.

Three of Jeremy Corbyn's shadow ministerial team have endorsed calls for the party to focus its energies on attacking the Conservative government amid speculation of an imminent reshuffle.

Through a spokesman, Mrs. Merkel endorsed calls by Mr. Sarkozy to crack down on credit default swaps — a way for investors to hedge against the danger that a debt issuer will default.

Spain's wealthiest have so far not publicly endorsed calls for higher taxes, and Mr. Botín on Friday told reporters that "it seems to me very bad to reintroduce" the wealth tax.

As well as endorsing calls for lower interest rates, Mr Dumas said that income and corporate tax cuts are needed.

The report, finalised last week, will broadly endorse calls for an updated legislation to give security services greater powers including the so-called snoopers charter.

In private, Romney advisers also endorse calls from Binyamin Netanyahu, Israel's prime minister, for nuclear "red lines" to be defined which Iran would not be allowed to cross calls resisted to date by the Obama administration.

But he did not appear to endorse calls by Labour activists for local Labour parties to be allowed to deselect MPs who had made extravagant expenses claims that were within the rules laid down by parliament.

Despite repeated entreaties from Republican lawmakers, Mr. Bernanke refused to endorse calls for making the president's tax cuts permanent rather than letting them expire at the end of 2010.