Sentence examples for endorsed hand from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bush may have previously endorsed hand recounts, but apparently he meant only in other people's elections.

In an effort to inform decision-making in the absence of strong scientific evidence, the experts ultimately endorsed hand hygiene and respiratory etiquette, surveillance and case reporting, and rapid viral diagnosis in all settings and during all pandemic phases.

Several online grocers have endorsed hand-held Symbol scanners for consumer use.

Saving the best for last, stay tuned to see which company I endorse hands-down!

The easy acceptance since September 11 , 2001 amongst some intellectuals of the recourse to torture in situations of emergency, frequently it would seem far short of "supreme", has raised questions of the relevance of absolutism even on the part of those who had previously endorsed dirty hands or exceptionism of some sort.

At least one aperçu appears to endorse the hand-to-hand fighting our generals are so anxious to avoid: "The fencer's weapon is picked up and put down again.

A paymaster delivered the checks with a rent collector in tow, and workers were required to immediately endorse and hand back the rent check.

And Anthony Lake, whom Diehl calls Obama's "senior foreign policy hand," endorsed the idea.

Nato leaders meeting in Chicago in May endorsed plans to hand over combat command to Afghan forces by mid-2013.

Traveler's checks, which resemble currency although they cannot pass from hand to hand without being endorsed, have been around for decades.

On the other hand, Bush endorsed Cruz in his contentious primary.