Sentence examples for not fully endorsed from inspiring English sources
That conclusion was not fully endorsed by the French foreign minister, Philippe Douste-Blazy.
He was even shown visiting restaurants that sell pizza, hamburgers and French fries — Western foods that began appearing in Pyongyang several years ago but were not fully endorsed by his father.
Justice Alito, in a concurrence for himself and Justices Scalia and Thomas, noted that the federal government had not fully endorsed the appeals court's decision in the supporting brief it filed in the Supreme Court, suggesting instead that the case be returned to the lower courts for more work.
Versions of the pragmatic account have been presented, by among others, Recanati (2001), Clark & Gerrig (1990), Wilson (2000), Sperber & Wilson (1981), Tsohatzidis (1998), Staintion (1999), Saka (2003) and is discussed (though not fully endorsed) by Reimer (2003).
As our data focuses more on low-skilled positions, we see a rather comparable picture of low rewarded exchange values and minimal valuations on human development and autonomy, especially in those sectors of the labour market where the potential of free movement is not fully endorsed.
UPDATE: A spokesperson for the vice president further clarified the "Meet the Press" remarks, stating in part that Biden had not fully endorsed same-sex marriage.
He pointed out the report did not fully endorse the PPP.
At some point, Cohen arrived in Cleveland, telling CNN late that Wednesday night that he believed Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Tex). committed "political suicide" by not fully endorsing Trump.
Because his contempt for identity politics includes what he calls "the pathology of racial pride", he does not fully endorse the far right, but he flirts with their memes and overlaps with them on many issues.
Some interpreters, accordingly, have held that, while perhaps not fully endorsing occasionalism across the board, Descartes did hold occasionalist views with regard to extended substances, or bodies.
He evaluated free will according to the medieval theologians of the via moderna, a position that he found attractive but did not fully endorse because it seemed too close to Pelagianism.
