Sentence examples for endorses all from inspiring English sources

Even if Plato were to endorse the political arrangements of the Republic as the best possible ones, it would not follow that he also endorses all the claims concerning political theory made in the Republic, much less that he endorses all of the Republic's claims in ethics, psychology and epistemology.

London Councils endorses all of the above but also some more contentious moves.

So, they add, do the bombs dropping on Tripoli.Yet this venture is unarguably legal: the UN resolution endorses "all necessary measures", barring an occupying force, to protect civilians.

While the White House endorses all Democratic incumbents, some voters say the Colorado case should be different because Mr. Bennet has never been elected.

Unlike Groupon, however, 1BOG reviews and endorses all of the equipment and services that it helps to sell; and its discounts are free.

Note that no one author endorses all of these arguments, and indeed, some authors who are sympathetic to IP have explicitly stated that they don't consider certain of these arguments to be good (for example Mark Kaplan does not endorse the claim that concerns about descriptive realism suggest allowing incompleteness).

Senator John Kerry of Massachusetts, the Democratic presidential candidate, has endorsed all the commission's recommendations.

The CBS News president, Andrew Heyward, endorsed all the recommendations yesterday as "very reasonable".

On the other hand, Obama didn't endorse all the provisions of the Simpson-Bowles report.* See? They're equally bad.

In a written Parliamentary statement about the report, Education Secretary Nicky Morgan said she endorsed all the findings of the report - accepting procedures could have been tighter than they were.

The Prime Minister endorsed all the Bush arguments about Iraq, including the notion that Saddam Hussein "has a long history of giving support to terrorist groups".