But Obama also endorsed the notion of giving blanket amnesty to any C.I.A. officers performing authorized work.
But, even in its most torture-happy seasons, "24" never really endorsed the notion that the government should be trusted.
In 2002, after leaving the United States for good, he endorsed the notion that the land of his birth was at war with Islam.
Though, under American pressure, he endorsed the notion of a Palestinian state in 2009, he has presented no plan to bring it into being.
In the past, Mr. Romney, a former governor of Massachusetts, has strongly endorsed the notion that man-made climate change is a real concern.
Experts in the field have not endorsed the notion that genetic testing for chronic disease predisposition is effective, though that could change as the technology improves.
In both local and Federal elections, candidates of both parties endorsed the notion that preserving open space is a good idea.
President Bush endorsed this notion in his last State of the Union address, but too little has been done to turn it into reality.
The irony on Tuesday was that, now that Europeans and United Nations have endorsed the notion of unilateral withdrawals, the withdrawal plan itself is in disarray.
Similarly, he endorsed the notion of Israel as "a homeland for the Jewish people," and "Palestine as a homeland for the Palestinian people".
For most of the time since the first caliphate governments have outwardly endorsed the notion that temporal laws must be subservient to religious rulings while doing as they wish and ensuring that jurists toe the line.
