Sentence examples for endorsing from from inspiring English sources
The government quickly signalled that it wants to keep A-levels and GCSEs for now, whatever other tweaks it ends up endorsing from Mr Tomlinson's ingenious but flawed piece of work.
Franz Kafka, a writer yet to be endorsed from the Oval Office, once said that literature is the ax that breaks the frozen sea inside us.
According to leaks from the investigation, Mr Lo Presti led a faction at odds with the strategy endorsed from jail by the 78-year-old Mr Riina, whose other nickname is "The Beast".
Switch on the television set at any time in Brazil and you do not have to wait long to see Neymar pushing one of the 13 brands that he endorses, from banks and brewers to underwear and men's fragrance.
This is probably why Mr. Bush felt it necessary to endorse, from the White House, a Constitutional amendment barring same-sex marriage, a big goal for his party's conservative wing.
When a vehicle sense safety event, it must be endorsed from vehicle in the detecting area and disseminate it in the network.
The observations have been endorsed from recordings of worldwide network ground based Neutron Monitors as well as by satellite data from the satellites GOES 12 (www.swpc.noaa.gov) and Pamela (www.pamela.roma2infn.it).it
They would say that if they won by a single vote, everything they said in their white paper had been endorsed, from the removal of Trident right through to tax cuts.
They also do not assume that moral facts are brute: there is a kind of explanation for why some moral standards are correct (they would be endorsed from the relevant perspective).
However, such a view may well require too much, for there are few if any moral judgments or principles that would be endorsed from every perspective any given agent might occupy.
