Sentence examples for endorsed key from inspiring English sources

Last night all three parties claimed that the blueprint endorsed key planks of their own health policies.

Industry and consumer groups ranging from the Mortgage Bankers Association to the Consumer Federation of America have endorsed key planks of the Corker-Warner proposal.

We are very proud that Marriott International has endorsed key LGBT civil rights legislation, joined HRC's business coalitions and signed the historic amicus brief this year urging the Supreme Court to repeal DOMA.

The board is predominantly passive, often being asked to simply "endorse" key strategic decisions.

Informal positive peer support served to endorse key health messages and played a role in encouraging some attendees with identified risk factors to make follow up appointments with their GP.

English, who will be New Zealand's 39th prime minister, was endorsed by Key last week.

In February, the government endorsed the key targets for children and young people's services proposed by the independent Mental Health Taskforce.

The chief United Nations weapons inspector, Hans Blix, endorsed the key American demand that Iraq make a full declaration of its weapons programs before any inspections resume.

QuiTE has a website and produces information sheets that are endorsed by key organisations such as English UK and Eaquals, the international language schools accreditation body.

The Copenhagen Accord, frequently reviled, has been largely endorsed, with key text incorporated into the new agreements, filled out by further detail much of which was also on the table a year ago.

The administration's position on settlements has been endorsed by key pro-Israel legislators like Senate Foreign Relations Committee Chair John Kerry, Senator Carl Levin, House Foreign Affairs Chair Howard Berman, and the longest serving Jewish member of Congress, Henry Waxman.