"If we had been consulted, we would have said, 'Let this play out.' " The endorsement also drew a rebuke from Emily's List, which endorses only women who support abortion rights and which has endorsed Mrs. Clinton.
Christians for Biblical Equality, for example, supports women's ordination but endorses only "faithful heterosexual marriage".
Justice Rehnquist endorses only part of the Japanese internments, but he seems far more accepting than many scholars who regard the entire episode as a disaster.
If one endorses only an aesthetic condition, and not a tonality condition, one still faces the problem of poetry – non-musical aesthetically organized sounds.
The Democratic Party said it would endorse only missions led by the United Nations and said the Liberal Democrats were slavishly following the United States.
The truth, of course, is that the people have not had a look-in: it has been endorsed only by the parties that drew it up.
Rather, it agreed to endorse only the principles underpinning the EITI, making its rules non-binding.Government officials have responded to the allegations by lashing out at NGOs.
It asked voters to endorse only President Abdelaziz Bouteflika's progress (la démarche, in the question's text) towards peace, not the amnesty, which parliament voted into law in July.
As a result, Mrs. Merkel is under increasing pressure from abroad to buoy the weaker states, facing accusations that she is risking the financial stability of the bloc and with it the world by endorsing only half-measures.
In Lee, the school district made the related argument that its policy of endorsing only "civic or nonsectarian" prayer was acceptable because it minimized the intrusion on the audience as a whole.
