Sentence examples for strictly endorsed from inspiring English sources
Fourthly, as there is evidence of a lack of consistency among journals not published in the English language, it may be beneficial to implement a strategy where the Guidelines are more strictly endorsed in non-English speaking countries.
Although Du Bois generally endorsed socialist principles, his politics were strictly pragmatic: In 1929, Du Bois endorsed Democrat Jimmy Walker for mayor of New York, rather than the socialist Norman Thomas, believing that Walker could do more immediate good for blacks, even though Thomas' platform was more consistent with Du Bois's views.
Expressing ones beliefs publicly is every citizen's right, but, in some contexts, a display of a menorah on government property is tantamount to the state endorsing a strictly religious symbol.
A 1.5 degree ceiling would mean a near-immediate cease to burning fossil fuels, which is hugely controversial in developed nations and a likely reason why the developed world won't endorse it strictly.
A distant and strictly medical approach (i.e. being offered diagnosis, prognosis and treatment by a skilled doctor) was endorsed by none of the participants.
Strictly speaking, however, Obamacare isn't a test of liberalism; it's a test of technocratic centrism of the sort advocated by Romney and, eventually, endorsed by Obama.
James Baldwin, Harry Belafonte and Eleanor Roosevelt endorsed her efforts.
Last year, it endorsed 164.
Ethiopia endorsed the idea.
