Sentence examples for if it endorses from inspiring English sources
If it endorses a UN resolution then it will have a legal obligation to call off or reduce economic assistance".
The official opposition, reasonably enough, does not want to appear as if it endorses a Downing Street campaign.
The HFEA will now consider the findings and invite clinics to apply for licences if it endorses the recommendations at a meeting on 15 December.
Scottish government officials told me that although the term "British values" was in the Prevent guidance, they "don't ever use that phrase" because "it could be damaging or unhelpful if it endorses a 'them and us' mentality".
David Canon, professor of political science at the University of Wisconsin, said: "This will go to the supreme court and if it endorses the idea of unlawful gerrymandering, it could establish a legal standard that could apply to House districts, not just in Wisconsin".
The fund won't report back until next spring; even if it endorses the idea and the considerable technical issues can be worked out, any global levy will still run into the brick wall of Washington.
Mr. Giuliani has in the past attacked Mr. Buchanan, though he stopped short, on an appearance last night on MSNBC, of saying he would not accept the support of the Independence Party if it endorsed Mr. Buchanan as its presidential candidate.
Having been warned of a severe crackdown if it officially endorsed them, the group only belatedly gave permission for its members to join as individuals.Egypt's government is in a bind.
Hizbul Mujahideen's offer, especially if it is endorsed by Pakistan, makes that harder.
France and Germany both say that they will support an attack on Iraq only if it is endorsed by the United Nations.
