Mr. Gingrich, as well as Mr. Santorum and Michele Bachmann, who appealed to more conservative voters, will presumably endorse Mr. Romney eventually.
The prisoners also asked, and Oswald quickly agreed, that a committee of "observers" be assembled to witness any negotiations and, presumably, endorse an agreement.
"To lump all of welfare together, given people's understandable lack of knowledge about where it goes, is designed to make people think 'oh, it's terrible, shocking, far too much' and presumably endorse whatever further tightening up the government is proposing," she said.
Even theists with robust views of human freedom would presumably endorse (1*) is sufficient to yield our conclusion.
He would presumably have endorsed, and collaborated in, any reasonable effort to augment his income.
Act of Valour has a scenario, presumably officially endorsed, in which a team of Seals confronts an international terrorist plot involving Filipinos, the Ukrainian mafia, al-Qaida and Hispanic drug cartels.
The leading Western powers have issued an appeal for the two factions to form a united front against Isis, while the UN Security Council was due to meet today in emergency session, presumably to endorse a similar mediation effort.
In addition to these rights, Mill presumably also endorses equal rights to freedom of expression, worship, and association.
Thus they agree with Searle against traditional AI, but they presumably would endorse what Searle calls "the Brain Simulator Reply", arguing that, as with the Luminous Room, our intuitions fail us when considering such a complex system, and it is a fallacy to move from part to whole: "… no neuron in my brain understands English, although my whole brain does".
"Some people thought we were going to have a Tea Party tonight," the mayor said, presumably joking, before endorsing Senator Golden for re-election and another Republican, Daniel Donovan, the Staten Island district attorney, for state attorney general.
