The Czech president also has to endorse it to complete its ratification in the Czech Republic.
Her husband bullies her into endorsing it to him.
When it goes awry, signals crowd in, causing a system overload.This hypothesis allows patients with doctors who endorse it to benefit from imaginative prescription.
The United States, long openly antagonistic toward the court, signaled a more supportive approach, with the American ambassador, Zalmay Khalilzad, endorsing it to prosecute war crimes in Darfur.
The Kagan memo cited administration lawyers calling it unconstitutional but told Mr. Clinton that his senior adviser, Rahm Emanuel (now Mr. Obama's chief of staff), agreed that he should endorse it to "help prevent a veto override".
To call something a pleasure is not only to report a state of mind but also to endorse it to others.
It was found in a number of these surveys that between39%and83%83% of participating GPs were 'active' with respect to CAM, i.e. practising it, referring for it or endorsing it to their patients [ 4, 5, 19, 20, 22, 23].
There are two kinds of approval you can choose from depending on your authority on the report: Approve and Forward — If you're one of the initial approvers of the report, select "Approve and Forward" to endorse it to the person with the final authority to approve it.
Reluctantly, and to Mr Rumsfeld's great annoyance, Mr Bush endorsed it too.To general surprise, Mr Bush after his re-election made good on that endorsement, signing into law the Intelligence Reform and Terrorism Prevention Act.
Governor McGreevey has talked favorably of a plan to eliminate tolls on the Garden State Parkway but has not formally endorsed it, according to his spokesman, Micah Rasmussen.
