Sentence examples for specifically endorsed from inspiring English sources

Indeed, Cote specifically endorsed the government's post-9/11 tactic of preemptively prosecuting Muslims.

In 10 states, the chief education officer has specifically endorsed the council's project.

In the missive, 31 heads and governors specifically endorsed the Conservative's plans to give high-performing state schools self-rule within months of a general election victory.

And moving Germany partially away from its export paradigm toward creating more domestic demand, as the G-20 has suggested, but which Mrs. Merkel has not specifically endorsed?

And not because they've all specifically endorsed Lucas, and not the rest of the Green party, which makes the whole thing look confused beyond belief.

Romney never specifically endorsed the Mississippi ballot measure, which would have banned several kinds of commonly used birth control, and in the days leading up to the vote his campaign refused to answer questions about it.

And even when a group does not specifically endorse a product as environmentally sound, many consumers think that such endorsement is implied.

Under the "endorsement" framework, we could never invite speakers the university does not specifically endorse, and this approach would severely restrict potential speakers and our academic discourse.

But once again Mr. Bush did not specifically endorse a constitutional amendment.

The chairman of the Federal Reserve didn't specifically endorse Bush's plans, but his words were exactly what Bush needed.

But a United Nations official said the resolution would not specifically endorse a halt to fighting in Afghanistan.