Sentence examples for one endorses from inspiring English sources

Essam el-Erian, of the Muslim Brotherhood, said, "Here in Egypt, you will find that the entire population supports Hamas and Hezbollah, although no one endorses the Islamic Group".

Just as important, the existence of dilemmas does lead to inconsistencies if one endorses certain widely held theses.

If it would not have occurred in the absence of the agency the agency will be a causally relevant condition or, if one endorses causal minimalism, a cause-in-fact of the harm.

If anything, changing these diversions would deepen their association with a form of horrific, real-life violence that clearly neither one endorses.

It might seem that the various hypotheses are mutually exclusive, so that if one endorses one view one must necessarily exclude all other models.

So there is an alternative to depending, deliberatively, on finding a dimension in terms of which considerations can be ranked as "stronger" or "better" or "more stringent": one can instead "prune and adjust" with an eye to building more mutual support among the considerations that one endorses on due reflection.

Rusbridger said the industry's proposal contained "some improvements" on the one endorsed by the government, which he described as "overly directive" in areas such as the direction of apologies and its handling of group complaints.

Conference officials said they anticipated large protests on Saturday, including one endorsed by Christian Ude, the mayor of Munich.

It was actually one endorsed by Amnesty and was based on the true story of a suicide bombing in 2002 in Jerusalem.

Democrats, a majority of whom said they strongly agreed with their party on health care, were less supportive when Trump was the one endorsing the policy.

Bristol is the one endorsing abstinence; Britney is the one promoting "hot bottoms".