Sentence examples for states endorsed from inspiring English sources

It is, however, remiss of Mr. Karsh not to mention the 2002 peace plan of King Abdullah of Saudi Arabia that the Arab League states endorsed formally.

Still low, but a few steps in the right direction: And: Voters in five states endorsed minimum wage increases: Alaska, Arkansas, Illinois, Nebraska and South Dakota.

In any event, the talks got a big boost this week, when the Organisation of American States endorsed them.The OAS agreed to set up a mission in Colombia, headed by Sergio Caramagna, who helped to supervise the disarmament of Nicaragua's contra rebels in the early 1990s.

In November, representatives of 31 states endorsed a 70-page "Streamlined Sales and Use Tax Agreement".

To lessen the burden and strengthen their argument for out-of-state collections last November representatives of 31 states endorsed a compact to simplify and standardize their sales tax systems.

The first of these votes happened on 15 March in the Standing Committee on the Food Chain and Animal Health, where 13 member states endorsed the proposal for a moratorium, nine voted against, and five abstained.

But until we can get bewitched (or until equality-minded voters in all states endorse same-sex marriage), we'll have to stay bothered and bewildered by it all.

It should be evident that Aristotle's treatment of virtues as mean states endorses the idea that we should sometimes have strong feelings when such feelings are called for by our situation.

For this reason, the Arab states endorse striking Iran as a last resort to prevent it from acquiring nuclear weapons, albeit they prefer any peaceful solution that may emerge from U.S.-Iran bilateral talks.

The two biggest newspapers in the state endorsed the measure.

Ms. Kenny would not even say that the state endorsed the new plan.