Sentence examples for routinely endorsed from inspiring English sources

This year, Syria was the unanimous choice of the Arab states, and it was routinely endorsed by the larger Asian group.

Ranting against his suspension from the sport by FIFA's ethics committee — a committee he helped create and routinely endorsed — Mr. Blatter, 79, wove widely in his discourse, variously invoking his humanitarianism, his loyalty, his passion, his moral compass and his faith.

(This exercise in absolutism has been routinely endorsed in such pro-gun conclaves as the annual Gun Rights Policy Conference, which has been financially supported in part by both the NRA and the National Shooting Sports Foundation).

Most (97.6%) physicians surveyed routinely endorsed, provided or referred patients for treatment utilizing at least one CAM modality.

(Selye, 1974: 7 8) Selye's claim that humans were struggling to adapt both physically and mentally to the structures and processes of modern society was not routinely endorsed.

Shareholders routinely endorse executive compensation packages for the previous year at their annual meetings.

While majorities routinely endorse a shifting of the tax burden toward the wealthy, the policy debates are mainly about how to shift them to the poor.

On zoning that rewards developers with greater building density for providing public amenities: "The city presides over this blockbuster zoning-roulette in a planning charade, routinely endorsing the pop-up Frankenstein towers after a ritual display of concern and compromise".

It gives no hard money to any party, because it is not allowed to; but it routinely endorses individual Democrats in elections; it mobilised 250,000 people in a massive get-out-the-vote drive for John Kerry last year; and it has waged a fierce campaign against President George Bush's plan to reform Social Security.Meanwhile, union membership has continued to slide.

Trump has shown little interest in making that distinction, routinely endorsing candidates at "official" events and urging attendees to vote for Republicans.

Physicians appeared to have a more positive attitude towards CAM as compared to patients, and most reported routinely endorsing, providing or referring patients for at least one CAM modality.