While Mr. Bloomberg endorsed proposed changes in police and fire management practices, the mayor has been plainly uninterested in revisiting the specifics of what went wrong on Sept. 11, saying that it was far more pressing to maintain flexible, well-equipped forces than to spend months going to school on the last calamity.
The anti-austerity government led by Alexis Tsipras has found itself increasingly cornered with creditors – the so-called troika of the IMF, the European Union and the European Central Bank – refusing to endorse proposed reforms under an extension of its €240bn (£176bailoutlout.
Mazany declined to endorse proposed legislation that would strip teachers of their right to strike, a move that legislators in Springfield are considering and that Daley has said he supports.
STARD group members were then asked to suggest, and later to endorse, proposed changes in a two round, web based survey.
Existing consensus guidelines broadly endorse proposed shifts away from a single focus on treatment of psychological symptoms to contextually appropriate multi-layered systems of support that build on existing resources.
The Cabinet's resolution, approved on Tuesday, endorses proposed measures by the Ministry of Public Health to seek cooperation from all medical and health care facilities to monitor and control the marketing and promotion of breast milk substitutes for infants and young children.
In September 2009, it "strongly endorsed" principles proposed by the Institutional Limited Partners Association, which represents private equity investors, to keep management fees in check and improve disclosure about fund performance.
As labor and civil rights activist Dolores Huerta has pointed out, more than half a million people have submitted comments in support of Grand Canyon protection, and many organizations have endorsed the proposed monument.
The state fiscal monitors who oversee Nassau County endorsed its proposed 2003 budget today but pointedly withheld full approval of its four-year recovery plan, citing future risks that one member called frightening.
Nick Herbert, the former Tory justice minister, endorsed the proposed changes in a new British bill of rights, which would mean that parliament would rule on what constitutes a breach of human rights.
