Sentence examples for that she endorsed from inspiring English sources

But Johnson believes that she endorsed the security argument too credulously, and faults her for not achieving more results.

But she wrote that she endorsed a lengthy legal opinion written by a colleague, Judge Claire V. Eagan, who was the previous judge to approve extending it.

They identified as weaknesses that she endorsed the 2008 Democratic platform and that she appeared to be "egotistical," because she spoke of herself in the third person.

She added that she endorsed a call "for a thorough review of the grades given to schools in 2012 and revisions made if they are inaccurate".

The more general use of the term symbol that she endorsed already had a long history, notably in such 19th-century figures as Goethe, Thomas Carlyle, and the French Symbolist poets.

Before Yasir Arafat condemned "terror against civilians" on Saturday, his wife, Suha al-Taweel Arafat, told an Arabic-language magazine that she endorsed suicide attacks as legitimate resistance against Israeli occupation.

Except actually, Nicole does exactly that: she endorses Müller to keep money coming in.

If your child "likes" a company that advertises on Facebook, or if she "checks in" at a restaurant, or uses an app associated with that company, her image may appear next to a custom ad for the business in the News Feed and elsewhere, with text suggesting that she endorses that business.

In the past month, as square a cultural venue as Archie comic books has announced the addition of a gay character, the country singer Chely Wright has come out as a lesbian, and Laura Bush has told Larry King that she endorses the "same" rights for all committed couples and believes same-sex marriage "will come".

She also writes that the American banking model may not be best suited for solving Japan's problems, yet she spends so little time describing any alternative solutions (like those taken by governments in Sweden and elsewhere) that readers might assume that she endorses the American approach.

By reappointing Hunt as health secretary, May has signalled that she endorses the imposition of an unsafe junior doctors' contract, an unaffordable seven-day service, rock bottom staff morale, a decline in general practice and the ideologically driven privatisation of the NHS.