Sentence examples for may endorsed from inspiring English sources
Nato leaders meeting in Chicago in May endorsed plans to hand over combat command to Afghan forces by mid-2013.
May endorsed Collins's approach, telling delegates: "I wouldn't want to be a criminal if he gets elected".
May endorsed the police action, in contrast to Clegg who said he would await the outcome of a judgment by David Anderson QC, the independent reviewer of anti-terrorism legislation.
In others, we may endorse again for the Nov. 5 general election.
Under I.R.S. guidelines, Dr. Forbes said, he may endorse a candidate as long as his congregation does not.
And perhaps he really wanted to — contrary to his image, he may endorse Mughniyeh's bloodthirsty ways.
You may endorse the artist's terms for this flustering tension, at a risk of tipping sensation into sentimentality.
"I am aware that I and no church authority may endorse candidates for political office," Father Farren wrote.
They may endorse the idea of putting the European Central Bank in charge of bank regulation, a step toward a banking union.
The cabinet may endorse funds for such a project this month, when it approves the blueprint for next year's budget.
The CDU may endorse Mr Rüttgers's proposals, but they are not going to become government policy.
