Sentence examples for endorsing a proposal from inspiring English sources

Arizona voters appeared to be endorsing a proposal to end bilingual education in the state and immerse students in the study of English instead.

The N.C.A.A. management council held off on endorsing a proposal last month by conference commissioners, who want more power in scheduling nonleague games.

But the European Union stopped short of endorsing a proposal floated Wednesday by Foreign Minister Alain Juppé of France to set up humanitarian corridors — with or without the consent of the Syrian government — to allow aid groups into the country.

He stopped short of endorsing a proposal that Israel should withdraw unilaterally from most of the West Bank, which Palestinians see as the basis of their would-be state.

After a three-hour debate, the committee voted five to two in favour of endorsing a proposal by Salsabil Charity Organisation to convert a Currumbin warehouse into "a place of worship".

In ordering the reductions, Putin was endorsing a proposal first made last week by the Russian Foreign Ministry, which called on the United States to reduce its number of employees at its Embassies and consulates in Russia "into strict correspondence with the number of Russian diplomats and technical staff currently working in the United States" — that is, four hundred and fifty-five people.

America has endorsed a proposal that would create a forum devoid of formal powers to discuss these matters.

And in Chicago, we will endorse a proposal to support a strong and sustainable long-term Afghan force.

For instance, earlier this year Acting Governor DiFrancesco endorsed a proposal expanding the board to five commissioners from the current three.

In April President Bush and Prime Minister Blair endorsed a proposal for the UN effort to establish an Iraqi interim government.

The International Monetary Fund endorsed a proposal this week that would establish a tax on bank profits and on salaries paid to bank executives.