(Consumer advocate Ralph Nader endorsed the book — need I say more?) But Kira's washroom work was not readily adopted (bathrooms don't look much different now than they did in the sixties), and the conversation continues.
First, he endorsed the need to address the most dangerous enemy first, Germany.
The board, a bipartisan group created by Congress, endorsed the need for more terrorism investigators.
Carter endorsed the need for a greater federal commitment to mass transit and held a town meeting in Queens.
He endorsed the need for growth that uplifts the poor, and acknowledged that the current 5 percent growth rate was disappointing, but he nonetheless urged people to be optimistic.
The cardinals followed with a final communiqué that among other things endorsed the need for national standards for dealing with abusive priests.
During his campaign for president, George W. Bush endorsed the need to transform the American military in response to new types of threat.
A crowd of soldiers who heard the speech, requesting anonymity because they were not authorized to speak publicly, said the general had explicitly endorsed the need for free elections.
But there was incredible political momentum coming out of the climate summit in New York where about 60 national leaders endorsed the need for a long-term goal as part of the Paris agreement and that number is continuing to grow.
The US continues to hide behind the African Union, which has itself already endorsed the need to "re-hat" the mission as a UN mission with a broader mandate and a larger force.
