Sentence examples for issues endorsed from inspiring English sources

On Monday, Proxy Monitor Inc., which advises institutional investors on shareholder votes and other issues, endorsed the Computer Associates management.

The Congressional district of Representative Jackson included Mr. Obama's State Senate district; they have worked together on issues, endorsed some of the same reform-minded candidates against the party slate and sought each other's advice.

Today, ministers in charge of competitiveness issues endorsed a legal package to create the unitary patent, which will provide uniform legal protection in 25 European countries.

Equally encouraging is that although most of the female designers over the age of 35 with whom I discussed this issue endorsed Ms. Crawford's "boys' club" theory (for the record, every male designer looked blank) some younger ones did not.

In May, at the request of Fire and Rescue New South Wales, Casey removed a photo from social media which showed him in uniform reading the Daily Telegraph issue endorsing his opponent, Anthony Albanese.

In addition, leaders of numerous groups traditionally affiliated with the Democratic party - unions and organizations generally more aligned with Sanders than Clinton on campaign issues - endorsed Clinton without polling their members (the groups that did open the endorsement process up to members typically endorsed Sanders).

It also was credible enough that Republican members of Congress who are among President Obama's harshest critics on security and other issues have endorsed the administration's response.

State representatives who are actively working on these issues have endorsed Aborn.

On domestic issues, bills endorsed by Truman often faced opposition from a conservative Congress dominated by the South, but his administration successfully guided the American economy through post-war economic challenges.

These priority issues were endorsed by the Council of Great Lakes Governors (CGLG), a partnership formed to facilitate environmentally responsible economic growth.

Such principles are well-established in a number of international agreements, including the CRC and the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination; they were reaffirmed last December at the UN Forum on Minority Issues, which endorsed the status of education as an inalienable human right.