You may endorse the artist's terms for this flustering tension, at a risk of tipping sensation into sentimentality.
They may endorse the idea of putting the European Central Bank in charge of bank regulation, a step toward a banking union.
The Arab League may endorse the no-fly zone as well, and, ideally, Egypt and Tunisia would contribute bases and planes or perhaps provide search-and-rescue capabilities.
Both may be negotiable when they provide that the goods are to be delivered not to a fixed individual but, typically, to the order of a stated person; this person may endorse the document and give it to another, who will then be entitled to receive the goods.
But we may endorse the epistemological connection between chance and frequency without making any decision about the prospects of reductionism concerning the metaphysics of chance.
Donors themselves may endorse the rights of donor offspring to have information about their donors.
In addition, a lupus patient with sleep interference, but from lupus related fatigue, depression or anxiety may endorse the item.
For example, a company may endorse the principle of supporting SNS dispensing, but there are limits to how many employees a company may be willing to dismiss from work to participate in a dispensing exercise, which can represent a significant cost.
For multi-party checks, addressed to two or more people with the word(s) "or", either party may endorse the check.
Many clinicians may endorse this finding from clinical experience.
