Sentence examples for endorsing measures from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bernanke wants to keep the Fed out of political jockeying, but he is also wary of endorsing measures that could aggravate the government's long-term fiscal problems.

Rather than endorsing measures that would have shrunk the nation's largest financial institutions, in 2010 Congress and the Administration chose to regulate them aggressively in the hopes of making them safer.

That political vulnerability is one reason some other Democrats have stopped short of endorsing measures like the Sanders bill and instead advocated for schemes that envision less dramatic transformations ― or, at least, much slower ones.

Then Germany endorsed measures to give it more firepower.

The finance ministers endorsed measures designed to reduce Greece's vulnerability to rising interest rates.

The talks are expected to endorse measures to lift the world economy out of recession, although some European countries are lukewarm about big expansionary packages.

"The Port Authority supports and endorses measures that strengthen security," said Pasquale DiFulco, a spokesman for the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, which manages the three major airports in the New York area, in addition to various bridges and tunnels.

The Rev. Reginald T. Jackson, executive director of the Black Ministers Council of New Jersey, said last month that his group would not support any candidate for governor who did not endorse measures to end profiling, including a ban on consent searches.

[ image: /photos/590954ea019dfc3494e9ea73] To know: The Federal Trade Commission endorsed measures that would let online consumers choose not to have their browsing and purchasing monitored — like a "do not call" registry for the Internet.

With words like path-breaking, courageous and visionary, representatives from African and Western nations, including the United States, have resoundingly endorsed measures to control the spread of light weapons, the major cause of death in today's wars.

To know: The Federal Trade Commission endorsed measures that would let online consumers choose not to have their browsing and purchasing monitored like a "do not call" registry for the Internet.