In Rock Springs, the local newspaper endorsed the outcome of the riot, while in other Wyoming newspapers, support for the riot was limited to sympathy for the causes of the white miners.
The 1954 school desegregation ruling was in fact the subject of substantial criticism within the legal academy in the 1950s and well into the 1960s; some eminent professors, while endorsing the outcome, took strong issue with the court's analytical method.
Yasser Arafat, the president of the Palestinian Authority (PA), has blessed the enterprise without endorsing the outcome.
Downing Street expects all ministers to back the prime minister's renegotiation plans and to endorse the outcome.
The BBC quoted him as saying that he would not endorse the outcome of the vote if the brutality continued.
At that point, the president or vice president may intervene if they do not endorse the outcome of the long process.
Any prospective trial should now endorse the outcome measures defined by Task Force of the International Headache Society Clinical Trials Subcommittee [41].
We generally are responsible for these efforts, he maintains, because they are influenced by character and motives resulting from our prior free choices, and because we generally endorse the outcome of such an effort when it succeeds the resulting choice.
Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, I dare to hope that you will be able to endorse the outcome of this conciliation procedure and that, together, we will finally be able to close this matter more than two years after the Commission put forward its proposal.
So far none but Mr Khamenei has openly endorsed the official outcome.This does not mean the supreme leader is alone.
Across the 12 national paid-for daily newspapers audited by ABC, plus Metro and the Evening Standard, 57.5% of the UK daily newspaper market backed the Tories, against 11.7% supporting Labour, 4.9% for UKIP and 1.4% coming out for a continuation of the Coalition, an outcome endorsed by The Independent as the best guarantor of economic stability and the cohesion of the UK.
