Sentence examples for those endorsed from inspiring English sources

In 2011 France gave common-or-garden lawyers the right to create binding documents similar to those endorsed by notaries.

The House is likely to remain in Republican hands, so keeping Democrats in control of the Senate is the best way to fight off savage budget cuts like those endorsed by Mr. Romney and Representative Paul Ryan.

The patterns of practical reasoning are to be those acknowledged by Kantian theory of practical rationality, and the substantive moral consequences, those endorsed by Kantian moral theory.

Also, messages/articles regarding beauty products and related programs (e.g., diet programs) that are pervasive in the mass media, particularly those endorsed by favorite celebrities, might have a stronger effect in the US than in South Korea.

Accordingly, rhetoric, again like dialectic, begins with credible opinions (endoxa), though mainly of the popular variety rather than those endorsed most readily by the wise (Top. 100a29 35; 104a8–20; Rhet. 1356b34).

Narrow contents are to be thought of as effecting a partition of scenarios, which are similar to the centered worlds employed by the diagonalization strategy, into those endorsed by the thought and those excluded by it.

Those endorsing the statement included AARP; New York Public Interest Research Group Association of Community Organizationss for Reform Now, known as Acorn; Harlem Consumer Education Council; and Greater Rochester Community Reinvestment Coalition.

Ian Cheshire, chief executive of Kingfisher, who was among those endorsing Osborne, said: "Britain needs sustainable, stable growth and these plans will put us on that path".

One of those endorsing Mr. Bush, Gen. Anthony C. Zinni, who recently stepped down as commander of American forces in the Persian Gulf, said he did not agree with some of the harshest accusations that Mr. Clinton and Mr. Gore had deliberately run down the military.

HP, along with IBM and Red Hat, have been among those endorsing OpenStack.

New to the current work, those endorsing more rape-supportive attitudes showed a weak, non-significant tendency toward increased reliance on contextual sexual relevance when judging women's momentary sexual interest (d = 0.22).