Sentence examples for report endorsing from inspiring English sources

This week, the Council on Foreign Relations, representing America's traditional internationalists, published a report endorsing engagement.American confusion is understandable, given contradictions within Iran.

6) Lady Mary finally hits on a scheme for saving the estate, inspired by the release of the Rolleston Committee report endorsing prescription heroin for Britain.

In 1931, a committee of the Federal Council of Churches of Christ, chaired by Reinhold Niebuhr, issued a report endorsing contraception, arguing that, by separating sex from reproduction, it promoted marital love.

Yvette Seger, director of science policy at the Federation of American Societies for Experimental Biology in Bethesda, Maryland, which recently released a report endorsing the idea of a "transition award for senior investigators" to free up grant funding for younger researchers, thinks part of problem may be the connotations of the word "emeritus".

In effect, today's state report endorsed the idea.

The report endorsed the widely expressed concerns of teachers that the curriculum was overcrowded, particularly in the primary years.

The report endorses the World Climate Research Programme's list of ambitions for improving the understanding of climate, weather, their relationship to each other and their relationships to climate change.

The report endorsed the local consortia idea proposed by the broadcasting watchdog Ofcom to replace the current ITV local news after digital switchover.

The mayor's justification, like that of the two councils, was that the DVS report endorsed Capco's assessment rather than finding fault with it.

Wednesday's NAS report endorsed continued research into gene drive technologies, but cautioned that it was too soon to see them released.

Oxfam's report, endorsed by Andy Haldane, chief economist at the Bank of England also analyses a tax of 1.5% on all the world's billionaires.