Sentence examples for endorsed plan from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bush has endorsed Plan Colombia -- a holdover from the Clinton administration -- but has discussed the need for limits on the extent of American involvement in Colombia and ruled out the use of American combat troops there.

But the most enthusiastically endorsed plan is the need for a global body that sets cyber-security standards - similar to what "IATA does for planes".

He pushed European governments to increase military spending and endorsed plans to install ballistic missiles in Western Europe.

This winter, the Karzai government and a Taliban spokesman publicly endorsed plans to open a new Taliban political office in Qatar, to aid negotiations.

See articleItaly's prime minister, Silvio Berlusconi, endorsed plans to suspend certain long-running trials, including by coincidence a corruption trial against him in Milan.

Greece won a reprieve Wednesday in its battle to stave off financial ruin after the European Commission endorsed plans to bring its public finances under control.

In particular, Congress Party leaders have endorsed plans for the National Food Security Bill, which would expand the number of people eligible for government food subsidies at a huge cost.

But more than a week ago he thrust himself into the fray and endorsed plans by Republican legislators to name a set of electors.

In the UK, our lady prime minister, Theresa May, has endorsed plans to crack down on maternity tourism by introducing passport checks in maternity wards.

Japan's defence ministry has endorsed plans to buy an advanced destroyer, F35 fighters and drones in its largest military budget in history, amid protests in Tokyo over plans to change the country's pacifist constitution.

But an impasse over the next phase of aid for Greece deepened on Friday after German lawmakers endorsed plans to require private investors to share the cost and the European Central Bank hardened its opposition to that.