Sentence examples for idea of endorsement from inspiring English sources

He's not entirely opposed to the idea of endorsement deals.

The present idea of endorsement is understood either in terms of counterfactual endorsement (under the relevant circumstances, an agent would have accepted the law through some deliberate act of will) or rationally required endorsement.

Friedman employs the related idea of reflective endorsement: a process of critical reflection can result in either endorsement and wholehearted commitment to one's preferences and desires, to wholehearted repudiation of the preferences or desires, or to half-hearted commitment to the preferences or desires (Friedman 2003, 4 5).

Souvenir T-shirts for places and things that don't actually exist play off this by simultaneously endorsing something and smirking at the idea of wearable endorsement.

So instead he made a "parody of the whole idea of celebrity endorsements in the first place".

Columbia, which is releasing the "Spider-Man 2" movie on June 30, had monitored polls on ESPN.com and AOL yesterday showing that fans were overwhelmingly against the idea of commercial endorsements on bases during the games, Geoffrey Ammer, president of worldwide marketing for the Columbia TriStar Motion Picture Group, said.

Instead, decouple the legal right from the religious rite, and emphasize the idea of acceptance without endorsement.

While he did not directly ask for a resolution authorizing the action or concede that it was necessary, he expressed support for the idea of a legislative endorsement.

They ended up getting Hasselhoff's agent excited by planting the idea of producing official endorsement videos for Soocial, featuring the actor, in his head.

People may by then have a clearer idea of the value of an endorsement by Buckingham Palace.

In a leaked copy of their report, even though there is limited evidence, the idea of Beccs gets a cautious endorsement.