Sentence examples for specifically endorses from inspiring English sources

The new Paris Accord very specifically endorses, even demands, the enhancement of natural photosynthesis by restoring plant life in trees and in seas.

But Mr. Costas says he has been given the freedom by NBC to editorialize on subjects related to football and sports — views that the network neither specifically endorses nor opposes.

Her proposal is that environmental activists focus on developing a clear, simple, and effective policy proposal that can be used to rally grassroots activists to mobilize and force legislation through in D.C. (she specifically endorses "cap-and-dividend" in which carbon permits would be auctioned off and the revenue distributed evenly to all Americans).

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As the allies continued their air assault on Yugoslavia for a 32nd day, President Clinton said that NATO's new strategic concept "specifically endorses the action we are taking in Kosovo --the bloodied BalKosovo --thehere the forces of Yugoslavia and its dominant republic, Serbia, have carried out "ethnic cleansing" brutal enough to drive hundreds of thousands of people from their homes.

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.

President Clinton has not specifically endorsed any particular legislative proposal.

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

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

This is the first time that it has specifically endorsed a particular method of widening access.