Sentence examples for grounds for endorsing from inspiring English sources

The existence of possible replies to a set of objections does not, in itself, provide positive grounds for endorsing a theory.

Because, in truth, everything in this government's behaviour during its almost four years in power has laid the ground for ideologically endorsed inaction.

In light of the collapse of the Geneva talks, which were seen as the first test of the ISSG's previous agreement, aid officials said they had to wait for results on the ground before wholly endorsing Friday's deal.

Frank Caprio, the Democratic candidate, undoubtedly lost ground when he suggested Barack Obama "shove it" for not endorsing him last month.

Murkowski, who was expected to win, lost ground when Sarah Palin endorsed Miller.

Others in the negotiations said that the grounds for Connecticut to appeal are limited since the deal was endorsed by the state's Departments of Environmental Protection and Public Utility Control and by the cochairwoman of the General Assembly's Environment Committee, Representative Patricia Widlitz.

His lawyers contend that there are no legal grounds for fraud suspicions and that Mr. Quattrone was following Credit Suisse policies when he endorsed the file-purging initiative.

Particularly in Anglophone twentieth-century scholarship, these remarks have engendered a view of Socrates as endorsing civil disobedience in certain circumstances, and so have framed the question of civil disobedience and the grounds for political obligation as arising in Plato.

It's on those three grounds that we enthusiastically endorse John Kerry for president.

Their grounds for suspicion?

There are grounds for scepticism.