Sentence examples for endorsed increasing from inspiring English sources

Since then, Florida Governor Rick Scott, who greatly reduced early voting in 2011, has endorsed increasing early voting in Florida -- a move Norden calls "telling".

Two of the leading Democratic presidential candidates, Bernie Sanders and Martin O'Malley, have enthusiastically endorsed increasing Social Security benefits and released detailed plans doing just that.

Both the World Health Organization (WHO) [ 3] and the American Association of Medical Colleges (AAMC) [ 4, 5] have endorsed increased teaching of patient safety and QI during medical school.

The literature also endorses increasing L for better recovery performance.

The letter endorses increased funding for drug treatment and prevention programs and the 2010 Fair Sentencing Act, which went towards fixing a disparity between sentences handed out for crack versus those for powder cocaine.

The mean score on externalizing behaviour is 0.0 for the single patient scoring 0 on the SAPAS, but it is clear that the mean score increases as the number of SAPAS items endorsed increase.

Even if a woman herself dismisses this criterion, her family and friends, not to mention the country's estate agents, will not let her forget it.In this section Married to the mortgage Masses of meetings Feeling their way Reprints"Naked marriages", as property-less ones are known, are endorsed by increasing numbers of young people.

Paul endorses increased border security and opposes welfare for illegal aliens, birthright citizenship and amnesty; he voted for the Secure Fence Act of 2006.

Although few endorse increased government spending these days, it is well to note for relative comparison that $672 is about the same compensation that a single California judge and a single senior California trial prosecutor each earn in one day.

In 2002, he urged that Heads of State at the UN Special Session for Children endorse increased health and education resources for children.

More than 80% of respondents supported increased use of research-based innovations, 12-step/traditional approaches, and spirituality in addiction treatment, while only 39%and34%4%, respectively, endorsed the increased use of naltrexone and methadone maintenance.