Second, respondents with higher risk perception (concerning human AI infections in Taiwan) before HPAI outbreaks had not only more awareness about the AI outbreaks in mainland China affecting Taiwan, but also better attitudes toward meeting domestic needs (endorsing the government's new policy on AI, and supporting a ban on slaughtering live poultry in markets).
No one referring to morality in the descriptive sense of "morality" need be endorsing it.
In this increasingly complex financial environment, Vanguard provides investors with an easy-to-understand model, offering guidance about which type of investment profile best suits their needs, without endorsing any specific products.
On the other hand, structuralist computationalists need not say that computation is "insensitive" to semantic properties, so they need not endorse all aspects of FSC.
Pilots need to endorse the move because it would mean a change to their contract.
You need not endorse every doctrine of the church to participate in it honorably.
Other major countries, particularly Germany and France, still need to endorse the plan before it can be adopted.
Most of Mr. Clinton's advisers eventually accepted the political need to endorse the principle of a balanced budget.
Worries that party conference would subsequently need to endorse the MPs' decision have been assuaged by officials.
Ultimately the GOP will need to endorse some new policies, but it's also important to attack the politics of impending doom and factional purges as such.
