This is untenable, both because Mayr (1961, 1974 , 1993 reiterated his stance over four decades, and because countless other commentators, including Watt, Haig, Beatty (1994), Dewsbury (1999), Ariew (2003), Thierry (2005), Amundson (2005), and others, endorse our reading.
If blame is to be had, it must not move only upward, to the bosses; it must move outward, to those who chose the top men and to the many who explicitly endorsed their reading of the "war on terror" and the threat of terrorism.
"Hate minds think alike: Palin endorses Trump," reads the smaller print.
One only has to look at the flailing Republican #nevertrump campaign, the loathesome squirming with which Paul Ryan grudgingly endorsed him, or read the National Review describing Trump as "impulsive, brutish, intemperate, megalomaniacal and lacking any foundation in principle" to recognise that Trump is probably more of a problem for the GOP themselves than for the Democrats.
All authors read, endorsed and approved the final version of the manuscript.
The Court declined to hear anti-marriage appeals in those cases, thus implicitly endorsing their reading of Windsor.
But he certainly endorsed a literal reading of Jesus' resurrection — and he wouldn't have been much of a Christian theologian if he hadn't.
Hamilton and his Federalist Party espoused a strong federal government, led by a powerful executive branch, and endorsed a liberal reading of the Constitution; although he resisted the label at first, Washington clearly belonged to this camp.
Once seen as part of the God-given natural order – a view endorsed by a reading of the Bible – I hope I am right in saying that it is now universally condemned.
The GPs endorsed that self reading after graduation (50.7%) and activities of pharmaceutical representatives (40.7%) had high effect on their prescribing decisions.
