Sentence examples for endorsed under from inspiring English sources

The reparative therapy – "pray away the gay" – used at the clinic run by Bachmann's husband was something we all endorsed, under the influence of evangelical social scientists like James Dobson, who had a PhD in child development and thus knew what he was talking about.

A significant performance of inter-linked block masonry system is endorsed under both types of testing.

The ban was endorsed under the Grenelle II sustainable development initiative.

"I am personally quite sceptical about the ability to capture what is a very, very delicate decision about when you endorse, under the law, the taking of someone's life".

The Sierra Leone Child Rights Act 2007 also strongly endorses under any circumstance.

To date, 46 nations, states, and cities have signed or endorsed the Under 2 MOU.

Instead of acting with all force to alter the game, Bettman has effectively endorsed violence — perhaps under the influence of Jeremy Jacobs, the Bruins owner, and Chairman of the Board of Governors, and, on violence, a real tail thrashing dinosaur — as his team's disgracefully thuggish play in last year's final showed.

This variant, originally called "two-stage reliabilism" (Goldman 1992), has been endorsed more recently under a more appealing label: "approved-list reliabilism" (Fricker forthcoming).

One is that it was all about the labor-backed Working Families Party, which endorsed both winners under the peculiar New York laws that allows one party to put another party's candidate on their line.

Congresswoman Donna Edwards (D, MD-4), one of JStreetPAC's first endorsed candidates, is under attack from the right-wing for her views on Israel -- and she needs our support right now.

There are suggestions that Capello may follow the example of Carlo Ancelotti and move the versatile James Milner into the role occupied by Florent Malouda for Chelsea at San Siro on Wednesday – an option strongly endorsed by Stuart Pearce, Milner's international Under-21 manager.