Sentence examples for though endorsed from inspiring English sources

Though endorsed immediately after his swearing in by the head of the Indonesian armed forces, General Wiranto, Mr Habibie could quickly falter trying to square his stated commitment to reform with his loyalties to his predecessor, aged 76.

OCTA staff members and county business leaders, though, endorsed the toll proposal because it could provide the most mobility on a stretch of Southern California's busiest freeway.

Though endorsed by most Afghans, Mr Karzai's government does not yet control most of Afghanistan.

Those criteria, though endorsed by the Obama administration, were developed by a consortium of 48 states and the National Governors Association.

Though endorsed by the Fairtrade Foundation, the product was boycotted by campaigners who saw Nestlé's entry into the ethical sector as cashing in on a growing market with no guarantee of a long-term commitment.

Measures to simplify German spelling were rejected by newspapers such as the Frankfurter Allgemeine, and defeated in a referendum in Schleswig-Holstein (though later endorsed by its legislature).

At the same time, though, Mr. Bush endorsed General Petraeus's recommendation to suspend any more withdrawals for at least 45 days after the departure in July of the last of the additional units ordered into Iraq last year.

A range of experts, though, have endorsed the plan.

The Public Policy Institute of California, though, has endorsed updating the master plan to allow an increase in the share of students eligible for UC and Cal State.

Though initially endorsing Hillary Clinton as the Democratic presidential candidate in 2008, Feinstein later threw her support behind the successful campaign of Barack Obama.

(Climate change was the tie-breaking issue for New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg, though, when he endorsed Obama on Thursday).