Sentence examples for endorsed the notion of from inspiring English sources

But Obama also endorsed the notion of giving blanket amnesty to any C.I.A. officers performing authorized work.

Though, under American pressure, he endorsed the notion of a Palestinian state in 2009, he has presented no plan to bring it into being.

Similarly, he endorsed the notion of Israel as "a homeland for the Jewish people," and "Palestine as a homeland for the Palestinian people".

The irony on Tuesday was that, now that Europeans and United Nations have endorsed the notion of unilateral withdrawals, the withdrawal plan itself is in disarray.

It was the third time since 1993 that city voters endorsed the notion of two four-year terms and no more for the mayor and other elected city officials.

Mr. Khrushchev, the records show, supported Stalin without apparent reservations, and in a speech at the Ukrainian party congress in 1926 endorsed the notion of "repressive measures" against Leon Trotsky, Grigory Zinovyev and Lev Kamenev.

But he would not explicitly endorse the notion of an eventual Palestinian state, something his predecessor, Ehud Olmert, had already done.

Unesco (in their Universal Declaration on the Human Genome and Human Rights) absurdly endorses the notion of the preservation of the human genome as common heritage of humanity.

Other theorists endorse the notion of association, but hold it to be less important than is a process of inhibition through which errors in learning are eliminated.

It's perfectly true, as Gold says, that most medical addiction specialists endorse the notion of addiction as an irreversible brain disorder.

"[The proposal] rightly endorses the notion of technology neutrality but then proposes the exclusion of some energy technologies and explicit preferment of others," the MCA submission said.