Sentence examples for endorsed setting from inspiring English sources

The World Bank, along with countries such as Canada and Mexico, earlier this month endorsed setting a price on carbon.

Warren has endorsed setting up a commission to study reparations.

But in a survey presented at the conference, Jed Emerson, a senior fellow at the William and Flora Hewlett Foundation, and a colleague, Sheila Bonini, found "little consensus on how best to approach the creation of a single, commonly endorsed set of metrics" that can assess the performance on nonfinancial aspects of organizations and funds.

A July survey conducted by Hart Research for NRDC found that 65percentt of Americans endorse setting limits on carbon pollution from power plants.

The idea is that tiered pricing in accordance with a widely endorsed set of principles would provide a middle ground between prices arbitrarily set by patent-owning companies, and compulsory licenses arbitrarily issued by governments [ 12].

Our goals with this phase were to identify a much shorter but widely endorsed set of markers of subjective states, and to obtain direct feedback on the wording of individual items (Table 4).

The commission did not recommend, and Mr. Summers did not endorse, setting a fixed "living wage," and "living wage" advocates said they would continue their campaign.

"We take a strong stand in this article, because we are pushing against the pervasive use of goal setting in practice and a very large body of literature that has endorsed goal setting.

(Last week, the abortion-rights group Naral Pro-Choice Amendorseddorsed Mr. Obama, setting off protest from other women's groups).

Eaton endorsed the setting up by Zifa of an independent disciplinary committee headed by a retired judge that will issue punishments for football-related offences.

For the first time, MEPs endorsed the setting up of a programme devoted to boosting innovation in European defence industry including cyber security on Tuesday.