Justice Rehnquist endorses only part of the Japanese internments, but he seems far more accepting than many scholars who regard the entire episode as a disaster.
"If we had been consulted, we would have said, 'Let this play out.' " The endorsement also drew a rebuke from Emily's List, which endorses only women who support abortion rights and which has endorsed Mrs. Clinton.
But he couches his support in vague terms, saying he could endorse only a program that was somehow "hospital based".
(The group is not officially "endorsing" him because it endorses only those who are "pro-life").
Christians for Biblical Equality, for example, supports women's ordination but endorses only "faithful heterosexual marriage".
If one endorses only an aesthetic condition, and not a tonality condition, one still faces the problem of poetry – non-musical aesthetically organized sounds.
He said that to "endorse only the S.P.F.
A remarkable 168,000 poor New Yorkers applied for 2,500 places in one privately financed voucher scheme.Mr Crew is sympathetic to Mr Giuliani's views on tenure, but he has so far endorsed only the idea that social promotion should end.
WHEN Jim Webb, the new Democratic senator from Virginia, replied to George Bush's state-of-the-union message, he could bear to endorse only one of the president's proposals.
His argument is interesting — he says that Coppola's films endorse only "ordinary middle-class pleasures, and their thrill is in social connection and the kinetics of youth.
