It did force the pro-life movement he ostensibly endorses to cross a fundamental moral line.
Kurtz, while ostensibly endorsing the pope's call to action, did not join the leader of his faith in condemning pollution as a sin.
Western modernism, with its stress on the new, stood against Soviet traditionalism, notwithstanding the paradox that change, as an artistic matter, ought to have been embraced by a Marxist government ostensibly endorsing a doctrine of historical progress.
The SMSBF's idea of of Smart Growth--ostensibly endorsed by GM executives by virtue of their being a founding member--depends on a de facto agreement with the thesis that environmental degradation is caused by human factors, known more commonly as 'global warming.' Too bad GM executives have spit on the idea of global warming in other contexts.
Carson, who has endorsed Trump and was ostensibly booked on CNN to defend him, instead suggested that the question itself was unfair.
Not only has Obama embraced George Bush's notion of military commissions to try some detainees, with ostensibly bolstered rights for the defendants, but he has endorsed Bush's position on "renditions" to countries with suspect human rights records.
Although Russia endorsed the peace plan, it has steadfastly opposed sanctions ostensibly because of fears they could lead to NATO military action, as in Libya.
Obama's hand-picked Secretary of Defense, Leon Panetta, has already endorsed a plan that would see 3,000 to 4,000 U.S. troops remain in Iraq indefinitely, ostensibly to "continue training security forces there".
James Baldwin, Harry Belafonte and Eleanor Roosevelt endorsed her efforts.
