Sentence examples for endorses such as from inspiring English sources

According to TechCrunch: Orange will also be using Baidu's user interface — which opens with a page of icons linking to web apps — to promote a selection of services it endorses, such as Wikipedia and Facebook... Facebook of course is blocked in China.

Orange will also be using Baidu's user interface — which opens with a page of icons linking to web apps — to promote a selection of services it endorses, such as Wikipedia and Facebook, along with its own homegrown media and communications apps.

And on the spending side, while criticizing Mr. Obama's proposals as too timid, the policy changes that the Republicans have endorsed – such as raising the Medicare retirement age and slowing cost-of-living increases for Social Security – fall well short of Mr. Obama's.

This cut, along with a few other tax changes Mr. Romney has endorsed – such as repeal of the estate tax and the alternative minimum tax – would reduce federal tax revenue from personal income and payroll taxes by an estimated $3.6 trillion to $3.8 trillion over 10 years.

To make matters worse, the policies that people like her endorse, such as unending wars of occupation and harsh interrogation methods, have become major recruiting tools for terrorists.

Inner pages include information about the terms that the authority and City Council have endorsed, such as a "supermajority voting" measure that officials have said would effectively give Burbank representatives veto power on future airport expansion.

Some types of stigma-related barriers were relatively rarely endorsed such as concern about it bringing shame or disapproval on one's family and about what friends might think or say with 11%and7%7% reporting these as a major barrier respectively.

Oswald said that "poetry should be questioning not endorsing such institutions" (as if, were she to win, she would never again be free to write a poem that evinced any scepticism about capitalist excess).

The world's securities regulators last year put forward a voluntary code of conduct, and European regulators are expected soon to endorse such self-policing as well.

Both of New York's United States senators, Charles E. Schumer and Kirsten E. Gillibrand, have endorsed such a move, as has the state's Democratic Party chairman, Jay Jacobs.

But the National Academy of Sciences and other major scientific organizations have endorsed such work as one potentially valuable approach to derive stem cell implants that would not be rejected by a patient's immune system.