Sentence examples for now be endorsed from inspiring English sources

I hope and trust the withdrawal agreement will now be endorsed by the House of Commons.

Grillo had warned Raggi the day before that "important decisions, like nominations" should now be endorsed by party leadership.

The statement must now be endorsed by the individual councils, which is expected to take some weeks, before being delivered to the federal government.

Instead, the Republican Party and John McCain, who will now be endorsed by President George Bush at the White House, will focus entirely on November's general election while the Democrats are still fighting among themselves.

Mr Juncker was the preferred candidate of the European People's Party (EPP), the largest group in the European Parliament, and his appointment must now be endorsed by the parliament.

The full list of countries hosting the European Capitals of Culture for the next period 2020-2033 has been agreed with the Council and will now be endorsed formally.

This appeared to leave only two real questions: one being whether God would now be endorsing Lord Archer's latest work; the other, how on earth someone released from prison just four years ago managed to talk some of the world's most respected religious figures into collaborating with him (Archbishop Desmond Tutu, by the way, did the audio version).

Tim Ryan (D-OH), who mulled running for the Senate seat, will now be endorsing Fisher," as well.

That agreement has now been endorsed by 60 nations.

The platinum-coin idea has now been endorsed by the likes of Paul Krugman and Rep. Jerrold Nadler (D-NY).

The group wrote a white paper and a letter of intent that has now been endorsed by an ever-growing international group.