Sentence examples for explicitly endorsed from inspiring English sources

He explicitly endorsed Obama's regulatory programme to fight climate change.

However, the White House spokesman, Tony Snow, denied that Mr Cheney had explicitly endorsed waterboarding in his radio interview.

Most of them implicitly or explicitly endorsed the expert consensus on human-caused global warming; none minimized or rejected it.

In the case of Klaus Barbie, France's Court of Appeal explicitly endorsed the idea of universal jurisdiction.

The Nusra Front is the only Syrian rebel group explicitly endorsed by Al Qaeda in online forums, the report said.

How can an alternative accommodation explicitly endorsed by the Supreme Court on Monday suddenly lose its presumptive legality on Thursday?

They told me it was the first time that the Iranians had explicitly endorsed the current Iraqi government.

4. All that said, I do think that Obama should have explicitly endorsed marriage equality by now.

While Farage has not explicitly endorsed Trump, he has appeared alongside him during the campaign and said he could never vote for the Democratic candidate, Hillary Clinton.

Archbishop Chaput, who has never explicitly endorsed a candidate, is part of a group of bishops intent on throwing the weight of the church into the elections.

It also suggested that 43% would vote for Mr Uribe's candidate, whoever that turns out to be (he has not yet explicitly endorsed anyone).