Sentence examples for less endorsed from inspiring English sources

This new line was a political earthquake for the British CP, which none the less endorsed it.

Several leaders, including Angela Merkel, the German chancellor, have more or less endorsed Spitzenkandidaten, and few have criticised the idea openly.

That same month, a committee of outside advisers, while finding various faults with the F.D.A. analysis, more or less endorsed its conclusion that the fish would be safe for consumers and the environment.

Robert Ferguson's 1987 biography more or less endorsed the idea that Hamsun never fully understood the vileness to which he lent his name, a comforting view to people like me, who not only loved Hamsun but could not believe that his sympathies for the occupiers went very deep.

Paradoxically, I was not alone: hundreds of thousands of people my age listened to Peel and read the New Musical Express, and, for a while, Sounds, which in print more or less endorsed Peel's tastes - and, in the words of its unusually gifted critics, gave a voice to our own tastes, or gave good reasons for changing them.

Here are my pragmatic policy recommendations, which are more or less endorsed by former Treasury secretaries and leading economists.

He went to the trouble of more or less endorsing Mr Bush last November.

With people like Kent Conrad and Erskine Bowles and Mark Warner who for some bizarre reason still affix a large-case "D" to their names, more or less endorsing the Paul Ryan-Ayn Rand wet-dream budget, but a slightly less Randian version (or so they say), my hopes aren't running high.

Fairy tales, she argues, rarely dramatize, much less endorse, the conservative Republican virtues of honesty and plain dealing and ascension from humble beginnings through hard work.

The rabbis who shaped Judaism could barely bring themselves to endorse the death penalty for murder, much less endorse genocide, and they ruled that the Amalekites no longer existed.

Given the security restrictions associated with this information, and my inability to consult staff or counsel on my own, I feel unable to fully evaluate, much less endorse these activities.