He endorsed much of Mr. Clinton's core strategy toward China, using economic engagement to promote more freedom, but he seemed unable to decide whether China posed more of a threat to the United States because of its growing military strength or its internal weaknesses.
In the Senate, in particular, the architects of a bipartisan health care proposal said Mr. Obama's speech had given them a lift by endorsing much of what they have proposed, especially a plan to pay a chunk of the bill's cost with new fees on high-end health insurance plans.
While genetic factors are more often seen as a cause for schizophrenia than depression, they are still endorsed much less frequently than social factors [ 3, 6].
In August, Barofsky penned an op-ed for Reuters emphasizing that Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner had advocated for the same policies DeMarco currently endorses for much of the Obama presidency.
An article on Sunday about endorsements in the forthcoming Texas primary misidentified the candidate who was being endorsed by much of the political establishment in the race between State Representative Wayne Christian and Chris Paddie.
To start with a position of no women members is bad enough, to endorse as much with a vote takes matters to a new level entirely.
He did not mention Mr. Rubio by name and endorsed a much narrower version of his Dream Act — granting legal status to young illegal immigrants who join the military, but not to those seeking higher education.
Although the official consumer-price index rose by only 11% in the year to July, the government has tacitly endorsed the much higher estimates by independent economists by granting wage increases of around 25% to workers and recently raising tax brackets by 20%.Second, the government's unorthodox methods have unnerved investors.
If, on the other hand, we adopt (c), we endorse a much more intimate relationship between consciousness and intentionality.
