Sentence examples for essentially endorsed from inspiring English sources

The document essentially endorsed Mr. Reagan's stance at the intermediate nuclear arms talks in Geneva.

And he essentially endorsed a recent bipartisan Senate bill — a complex piece of legislation that calls for winding down Fannie and Freddie over five years.

In their communiqué, the officials essentially endorsed President Bush's proposal to work first toward greater Palestinian democracy, then toward a provisional Palestinian state, and then toward full statehood.

Wilson argued that "the University of Western Australia essentially endorsed a culture of soft censorship by stopping these public policy questions even being asked".

That view is essentially endorsed in several reports prepared for the spring meetings of the World Bank, which fights poverty, and the I.M.F., which intercedes in economic crises.

Administration officials said that the White House had essentially endorsed the general's preferred option — what Defense Secretary Leon E. Panetta said in a statement was General Allen's "phased approach".

And I think Brand was essentially endorsing Ed by the end of it.

By choosing the top morning anchor instead, both sides are essentially endorsing the soft power of Matt Lauer.

The two Koreas differ in minor matters of spelling, alphabetization, and vocabulary choice (including the names of the letters), but both essentially endorse the unified standards proposed by the Korean Language Society in 1933.

Perhaps the most significant political impact of that September session was the antipathy House Republicans displayed toward a financial bailout plan being proposed by Bush's own Treasury secretary, Henry M. Paulson, and that Obama, too, was essentially endorsing.

Your support of this plan by stating that the proposed ratio of public to private spending is moving in the right direction is essentially endorsing the doctrine that it is better to be mugged for $50 than for $100.