Sentence examples for endorsed wholeheartedly from inspiring English sources

Drew Altman, president of the Kaiser Family Foundation, a nonprofit research group that has done surveys on sex education, said, "There is nothing in that report that isn't endorsed wholeheartedly in every survey we've done of parents".

The two settlements are proving successful, but - largely because they have not been endorsed wholeheartedly by the authorities - they have not spread throughout the region, as Sister Dorothy had hoped.

He finds few investments today that he can endorse wholeheartedly.

This week's column in the magazine is about David Banner, who I endorse wholeheartedly as a live act, should he get anywhere near you.

Thalassotherapy is the kind of thing that Europeans all seem to know about and endorse wholeheartedly and that I never fully understood — before trying it myself.

At the same time, Europe's growing economic strength has increased Washington's reluctance to endorse wholeheartedly a strong, integrated Europe.

Mr. Annan also welcomed an offer by Britain to establish a military staff college to train peacekeepers from around the world to serve with United Nations missions, calling the idea "something that I endorse wholeheartedly".

By Sasha Frere-Jones August 25, 2008 This week's column in the magazine is about David Banner, who I endorse wholeheartedly as a live act, should he get anywhere near you.

As John Hare affirms, "If we are to endorse wholeheartedly the long-term shape of our lives, we have to see this shape as consistent with our happiness" (1996, 88).

I endorse wholeheartedly the decision of the European summit to give its support to Yasser Arafat as the leader of the Palestinian people and I condemn without reservation the misuse of the Security Council veto in blocking the appointment of international observers to the Middle East conflict.

And while Mr. Riordan has suggested to friends that he had doubts about Mr. Villaraigosa, he endorsed him wholeheartedly.