Sentence examples for endorsing a statement from inspiring English sources

As well as endorsing a statement put out two days before by the union on the way forward for the professional game, it agreed to "shortly" present the regions with a new agreement which would reflect "the WRU's desire to ensure that Welsh player development and the retention of Welsh players is properly recognised".

He joined a dozen other artists in endorsing a statement written by artist Hans Haacke to protest the show's sponsorship by tobacco company Philip Morris.

Overall, perceived stigma was substantial, with percentage of respondents endorsing a statement from the Perceived stigma scale ranging from 35.6% to 85.2% among the Australian respondents and 30% to 82% for the Japanese respondents.

The IRA will also endorse a statement from Sinn Fein deploring political violence and affirming that decommissioning is indispensable to peace.

Blacks met at the N.A.A.C.P. offices and unanimously endorsed a statement asserting their right to a say in US foreign policy, especially in the Middle East.

Arab countries are irresponsibly proposing that the conference single out Israel for criticism and endorse a statement condemning "the Zionist movement which is based on racial superiority".

The Obama administration refused to endorse a statement that singled out Israel, and proposed a broader condemnation of the violence that would include the assault of the Israeli commandos as they landed on the deck of the ship.

The countries, which included Britain, France and Canada, endorsed a statement at a conference in The Hague saying that their goals included preventing "the misappropriation of technologies for repressive ends, inappropriate requests for personal data for political purposes, and illegitimate blocking of content".

Asked about the issue, Mrs. Merkel's office said she endorsed a statement by the finance minister, Wolfgang Schäuble, who told the newsmagazine Der Spiegel that he ruled out euro bonds as long as countries pursued their own fiscal policies.

Delegates endorsed a statement saying that pressure for the TUC to support a vote for Britain to leave the EU would "intensify dramatically" if David Cameron negotiated a new European settlement that watered down workers' rights.

On Saturday, a motion from Christian gay rights campaigner Jayne Ozannecalled on the C of E to endorse a statement branding the conversion therapy "potentially harmful" with "no place in the modern world".