Connolly's women gather up what their menfolk cast asunder, tolerating - and hence tacitly endorsing - men's shambolic behaviour.
Hence, we endorse the continued, systematic use of Passive Integrated Transponder tags for marking individuals upon release.
Hence, when Alan Greenspan endorsed an immediate tax cut before the Senate Budget Committee last week, he clearly stated that he was giving his personal views, not speaking for the Fed, and he has every right to do that.
Since the claim that we are immediately aware only of what is present can seem common sense of the plainest sort, it is not surprising to find Reid endorsing it, and hence rejecting realism in favour of the antirealist alternative.
Whereas Descartes denies vigorously the corporeality of God (Principles of Philosophy I, 23) and hence could be seen as endorsing ontological idealism, Spinoza vehemently insists on God's corporeality (Ethics I, Proposition XV, Scholium) and thus could be taken to be in favor of ontological materialism.
The frequency of some of the outcomes was too small to characterize as occurring more than once, for example the frequency of sexual abuse occurring more than once was 1.5%, hence physical abuse was defined as endorsing one time or more to the first question and sexual abuse as endorsing one or more times to the second question.
If Phillips had opted to make the wedding cake for Dave Mullins and Charlie Craig, he would've been "endorsing" the couples' sin, and hence he would be "showing cruelty" rather than compassion.
Hence, we can draw on the remainder principle without endorsing the stronger supplementation principle.
Hence her refusal to endorse unlimited bond buying by the ECB and her dismissal of jointly guaranteed eurobonds, an idea touted again this week by the European Commission.
It is an outcome of systems of gender oppression that women are expected to assume servile roles, and hence may come to endorse, prefer or willingly adopt them.
