Prospective trial registration has been heavily endorsed, and the volume of trials registered appears to be increasing [ 26- 28].
That Mr. Bush, the Republican candidate for president, would avoid discussing at a Catholic school a policy that many Catholic parents staunchly support -- and that he has endorsed -- spoke volumes about the way he has been campaigning on the education issue this week.
He had not endorsed his father's volume.
"That omission left the impression that the 91-year-old retired pope had read the volume and fully endorsed it, when in fact he hadn't".
You know, before it became sanitised and over-officiated and the league still proudly endorsed videos entitled "Biffs, Bumps and Brawlers Volume 2".
I was struck not only by the volume of comments but by how many readers wholeheartedly endorsed, or at least were willing to consider, a form of cost containment that has long been radioactive to policymakers.
He had declined to endorse his son's volume only out of an aversion to nepotism; he was most grateful to him for having established that no one had been convicted purely on spectral evidence.
[#unhandled_cartoon] Generating cash flow from Wharton's vellum-bound volumes proved more difficult than anticipated, however, and the members of the board, having endorsed the purchase of the books, soon felt inadequate to the challenge of selling them.
Generating cash flow from Wharton's vellum-bound volumes proved more difficult than anticipated, however, and the members of the board, having endorsed the purchase of the books, soon felt inadequate to the challenge of selling them.
Strong trading volume of more than 1.4 billion shares on the New York Stock Exchange seemed to indicate that institutional investors had endorsed the Fed's latest effort to revive the economy and consumer spending.
