Sentence examples for endorsed changes from inspiring English sources

And major members of the I.M.F., while still certain to clash over the details, broadly endorsed changes to I.M.F.

In a referendum on Sunday, voters endorsed changes in the Constitution to increase the autonomy of Italy's regions at the expense of the power of the central government.

Voters in Tajikistan have overwhelmingly endorsed changes to its constitution allowing the president, Emomali Rahmon, to run for an unlimited number of terms.

Owners endorsed changes that trimmed the time allotted to move the ball to the frontcourt to 8 seconds from 10 and eliminated the illegal-defense rules.

The top policy-making body for the federal judicial system today endorsed changes to the rules for class-action lawsuits that are intended to protect individual plaintiffs from becoming trapped in a legal process that may not serve their best interests.

On Friday, the Russian parliament, or Duma, endorsed changes to the original plan in the course of taking a second vote on the legislation.

Senator Tim Kaine, Democrat of Virginia, said, however, that he was not ready to endorse changes to the programs.

Besides endorsing changes to the euro's stability pact, the summit also called for a relaunch of the EU's Lisbon Agenda of economic reforms.

Ministers are insulting parliament by expecting it to endorse changes of this magnitude to the country's best-loved institution while withholding information that could change the way MPs and peers vote.

The head of the TUC, Frances O'Grady, said she supported the aims of the foundation, but was wary of endorsing changes that allowed retailers to squeeze under the wire without raising the pay of the lowest-paid workers.

He was in a victorious mood after managing to get European Union leaders to endorse changes to VAT, which he hoped would defuse a Conservative backbench revolt over the UK's inability to scrap the tampon tax.