Sentence examples for indeed endorsed from inspiring English sources

ACCURACY -- Mr. Green is indeed endorsed by Mr. Bratton, who is partially credited with reducing crime in the city.

And there are other regions where a referendum has been talked about, and indeed endorsed by the UN, but not happened, such as Western Sahara.

20 The good degree of agreement between the subthemes emerging from the two groups highlights the potential for the development of safety netting techniques which are indeed endorsed by parents and clinicians.

As a result the speedy timetable laid out in the new deal may help the Islamists of the Muslim Brotherhood, among others, to dish secular liberals and other fledgling parties in any early poll.The Muslim Brotherhood did indeed endorse the amendments.

Indeed, endorsing such an assumption was among the prerequisites for gaining entrée to official circles.

The current findings also suggest that math words indeed endorse math anxiety in DD.

But you don't need to have a Nobel prize to check whether the pope did indeed endorse Trump or whether Clinton conducted the supposed purchases of arms or a Maldives house.

While as for claims that bursaries and suchlike somehow make the private sector net contributors to social mobility, the detailed refutation that I undertook last year with my son George (New Statesman, 31 January; Guardian) has not been challenged, and indeed was endorsed by Michael Gove, conceding that "our great public schools" are "overwhelmingly the preserve of the wealthy".

Indeed, he endorsed a line of argument originating from Quine and Goodman according to which "we cannot say what the world would be like without numbers, because describing any thinkable experience (except for utter emptiness) presupposes their existence".

The film has been criticised for overstating the usefulness of such methods, and indeed for endorsing torture.

Indeed, it endorses the current uprising, which in its 23 months has claimed some 2,400 lives, three-quarters of them Palestinian.