But the chief justice endorsed only a case-by-case approach, saying that an offender's age could be considered in deciding whether a life sentence was so disproportionate to the crime as to violate the Eighth Amendment.
The Democratic Party said it would endorse only missions led by the United Nations and said the Liberal Democrats were slavishly following the United States.
Green-e Climate circumvents this particular problem by endorsing only forestry credits that have been certified by the VCS.
As a result, Mrs. Merkel is under increasing pressure from abroad to buoy the weaker states, facing accusations that she is risking the financial stability of the bloc and with it the world by endorsing only half-measures.
"By endorsing only proposals that provide for civic nomination of chief executive candidates, a relatively small and unrepresentative group of political activists has effectively disenfranchised a large section of the community who do not want to be led down a path towards direct confrontation with the central government," it said.
Pillar III tries to address this conflict of interest by endorsing only "access to remedy"; a crafted compromise that seems related to the (true) fact that not every remedy demand is meritorious.
Osborn recently came under fire for stating he had been endorsed by 51 economists when they were actually endorsing only the Ronald Reconomicigned economic policies that Osborn supports.
He said the 2004 letter was endorsed not only by a strong bipartisan majority but by Hillary Rodham Clinton, then a New York senator.
Eugenics, the idea that one can breed humans for characteristics like intelligence the way a farmer would breed chickens for tastier meat or more nutritious eggs, is widely reviled today, but it was once endorsed not only by totalitarian leaders but by American liberals.
This opinion is widely endorsed, not only by the researchers but also by the experts training the technological entrepreneurs: 'The academicians who taught us told us that investors are not typically interested in companies with a university as a shareholder because nobody knows who this university is, or who it is represented by.
