Sentence examples for endorsed later from inspiring English sources

But there was little agreement, and the meetings did not appear to have much effect on new regulations that were endorsed later in the year by the United States Congress and the Group of 20 nations.

This was not an over-harsh judgment and was endorsed later by Joseph who confessed that his record as a public spender sat ill with his subsequent exhortations for retrenchment.

For example, self-determination for the Palestinians was endorsed later.

Don't endorse!" Later that evening, Erickson says, Cruz texted back: "Didn't endorse!

This position, which Lamy himself endorsed, was later condemned by the Catholic Church, due in large part to a campaign against Fénélon directed by his critic, Bossuet.

He converted to Catholicism in 1929 and his philosophy was later described as "Christian Existentialism" (most famously in Jean-Paul Sartre's "Existentialism is a Humanism") a term he initially endorsed but later repudiated.

Although he resigned from the committee over that issue, he later endorsed the Declaration of Corfu (July 20 , 1917, whereby the South Slavic peoples would form a single kingdom (later called Yugoslavia).

Mr. Patrick later endorsed Mr. Dewhurst.

Mr. Fields later endorsed Ms. Landrieu.

The union later endorsed the governor.

He later endorsed Rubio in 2010 for the Senate.