This position has been endorsed even by President Bush, who has himself wobbled on whether he believes in evolution.
Such micromanagement of state judicial systems is not universally endorsed, even by people who generally favor changes in this area.
But, had a single Republican on the panel endorsed even a modest increase in upper-income tax rates, Republicans could have won trillions in cuts from entitlements and discretionary spending.
North Korea has said it will regard international penalties as an act of war, a position Russia has previously endorsed even as it has tried informally to mediate the nuclear dispute.
The latter notion of autonomy is much stronger than the first, and is certainly not endorsed, even implicitly, in all societal cultures or by proponents of all ethical doctrines.
While the going has been rough from time to time, the direction of policy change has been unmistakable from that point onwards, endorsed even by successor governments run by other political parties.
These results highlight that, across samples and measures, public speaking and public performance fears often require the lowest levels of social anxiety to be endorsed (even though the anxiety experienced in these situations is often quite severe).
But he stopped short of endorsing even tougher measures that some members of Congress have proposed to prevent more of the kinds of deaths that have been documented in McWane plants and elsewhere.
A more extreme group, known as the Activists, was prepared to endorse even acts of violence, and Bobrikov was assassinated by them.
But in the long run almost all EU countries may endorse even an American-led war on Iraq, however vague a UN mandate, and many may chip in with military or logistical help.
