Sentence examples for endorsing the changes from inspiring English sources

But he has stopped short of endorsing the changes necessary to give impartial military prosecutors the power to investigate and prosecute offenses.

Cardinal Mahony stopped short of endorsing the changes, saying only that he felt the time was ripe for an open discussion of the issues at the highest levels of the church.

A small amount of thought about the forces that would inevitably be unleashed by the collapse of the Arab autocracies would have caused the Western powers to be a little more cautious in endorsing the changes.

One argument endorsing the change is that women drove donkeys in Koranic times, with a television cleric noting in recent days that handling a donkey was actually harder than driving a vehicle.

Time is what contributed to the cost of the industry's efforts to seek this legislative correction/clarification". NetJets persuaded similar companies to sign a letter endorsing the change, but no other company spent the type of money lobbying as NetJets did and, said people who worked on the issue, the company was clearly the driving force behind the reform.

Wall Street, ever hungry for growth, has endorsed the changes at Home Depot.

About two-thirds of Saudis are under 30 and many have enthusiastically endorsed the changes.

The official said the Treasury secretary, Timothy F. Geithner, was planning to endorse the changes in testimony before the House Financial Services Committee on Thursday.

Most of the world's countries have endorsed the changes, as have dozens of economists and former American officials representing both parties.

Although international aid groups have endorsed the changes, there is opposition from the farm and shipping lobbies that have scuttled previous reforms.

The pensions industry also endorsed the changes, after months of campaigning against Labour's plans to taper tax relief to zero as income increased above £150,000.