Sentence examples for endorsed without from inspiring English sources
Standards issued by the IASB are supposed to be endorsed without modification.
In truth, the moment has been lost and the right to publish effectively endorsed without the contrary argument having been analysed.
The CAT says, "No exceptional circumstance whatsoever … may be invoked as justification of torture," a principle the US endorsed without reservation.
Asked about health care at the first of eight events on Thursday, Mr. O'Rourke steered clear of "Medicare for all," the progressive proposal he once endorsed without apparent reservation, calling more generally for a "guaranteed, high-quality" system instead.
The administration still holds out hope that Crown Prince Abdullah of Saudi Arabia will make a strong pitch for what they call his "vision of peace," and that it will be endorsed without any new conditions.
At the end, speaker after speaker argued that a list of 13 proposals submitted, along with an ultimatum, to the convention by what was called the Black Caucus, should be endorsed without modification of any kind regardless of the substance of the individual proposals, in a spirit of interracial unity.
But it was a dream that let me know that what I was doing mattered, a dream that I never would have had without reading (half of) this book, which, naturally, I can now endorse without reservation.
Fort acknowledges that progress has to be made – he even makes a case, which I am too sentimental to endorse without reservation, for the Winchester bypass which so energised the anti-roads lobby back in the 1990s.
So they watch the station and host they agree with who tells them what they want to hear and the candidate or party that they should endorse without checking the facts or background of these politicians.
It says that the Detroit News endorsed Romney, without noting that the endorsement included a criticism of Romney's position on the auto bailout.
The settlement appeared headed for approval after the committee endorsed it without a dissenting vote.
