Sentence examples for endorsed interest from inspiring English sources

Among those who knew or wished to know their genetic status, 86 % endorsed interest in a trial with unspecified design, but the proportion interested dropped when there was a possibility of a placebo.

For example, even though decreased sexual interest may be a comprehensible item (people understand the terms) and relevant (sexual relations occur in the majority of the world's cultures), it may not be a marker of depression in a culture where it is not acceptable for women to endorse interest in sex.

Mr. Hu endorsed making interest rates and the exchange rate of the renminbi more dependent on markets and less on government fiat.

In contrast, studies of interest in euthanasia from populations outside of Oregon suggest that depression and psychosocial distress are prominent among patients who endorse an interest in hastened death.

One member of the European bank's governing council, Athanasios Orphanides, went further than Mr. Trichet in endorsing another interest rate cut in Europe.

Mr. Blair said he endorsed Russia's interest in becoming a member of the World Trade Organization and wanted it to happen "as swiftly as possible".

In Re Lim Chor Pee, ex parte Law Society of Singapore (1986), the Court of Appeal endorsed the sufficient interest test for mandatory orders.

Though psychological models were more widely endorsed, the continued interest in 'malingering' was striking albeit taking subtle and varied forms.

The old model is legal, but the new one is not, since the industry refuses to endorse it.Artists' interests deserve legal protection, within limits; business models do not.

Allen initially demanded $10m in damages for use of his image in breach of his longstanding refusal to endorse commercial interests.

Several public interest groups endorsed one or the other of the proposals released today.