Because of a broad new study, federal health officials have endorsed long-term use of corticosteroid inhalers for children with asthma.
It endorses long sentences, long words and connectors like "however" and "moreover" whether they make sense or not.
While it rightly recommends avoiding "shortcuts to stability" and endorses long-term perspectives, it perhaps fails to recognise that the political will has been steadily draining away.
Indeed, the co-discover of Lyme disease, Prof Allen Steere, has been stalked, threatened and abused for refusing to substantiate self-diagnosed CLD, in addition to his refusal to endorse long-term antibiotic therapy - a treatment course shown to lack efficacy.
To tackle such problems, China's Communist Party endorsed a long list of bold reforms at its long-awaited "third plenum" in November.
The films often reminded mum of her college days in Rawalpindi, when trips to the cinema were endorsed as long as she was up to date with her studies and prayers.
In 1989 the looming succession to Deng Xiaoping was fought out in part on the streets, before power passed to a generation of largely Soviet-trained technocrats.Perhaps because Deng had endorsed them long in advance, the first Cultural Revolution generation that took over in 2002 did so without open dissension.
She endorsed him long ago after quitting the race herself — and after Trump had mocked her face, sarcastically remarking it was a turnoff and nonpresidential.
In election after election, voters seek to balance the excesses of one ideology, only to see the most extreme wing of the party that won by default insist that the voters have endorsed their long held positions.
Aiming, he says, "to free up the liberal mind," he fearlessly endorses long since abandoned, and now generally discredited, liberal policies, from price controls to state planning.
But in a rare show of cohesion, Prime Minister Ehud Barak's coalition cabinet endorsed the long-awaited tax plan with a 17-0 vote with two ministers abstaining.
