Sentence examples for tentatively endorsed from inspiring English sources
Some restaurateurs tentatively endorsed the plan.
The latest plan has already been tentatively endorsed by the 17 countries using the common currency.
Free school meals, tentatively endorsed for younger pupils only in the UK, are universally provided.
But it does not seem that Chief Justice Roberts has consistently adopted the practice he had tentatively endorsed.
Durbin argued against two ideas Obama tentatively endorsed in 2011 — raising the Medicare eligibility age from 65 to 67 and changing the inflation measure.
Hamas tentatively endorsed the report, and said it would look into the charges.In this section Stranded between America and the street Appease or oppose?
The A.M.A. did tentatively endorse Obamacare, in a break with tradition, but only after helping nix the so-called public option.
Kagan also tentatively endorses this idea.
In the case of the origin of species, Kant tentatively endorses a view which allows the natural development of higher species out of lower ones, but which denies the possibility that the lower species in turn could develop out of unorganized matter as such.
Negotiated in the mid-1990s, treatyeaty has been endorsed tentatively by 152 heads of state, including President Bill Clinton.
Lobbyists for the health care industry have endorsed the Republican package, which is tentatively scheduled for a vote on the House floor this month.
