Sentence examples for virtually endorsed from inspiring English sources

The latest barbed comment came from Vicente Fox, a former president, who on Sunday virtually endorsed Ms Vázquez's main rival.

In May he virtually endorsed arming the Syrian opposition when he said all sides in the Syrian conflict have access to weapons "except the good guys".

"We endorsed virtually all the report, barring the clauses that dealt with statutory underpinning," one of the editors who attended Wednesday's meeting said.

Using needle exchange as part of a comprehensive attack on H.I.V. is endorsed by virtually every relevant United Nations and United States-government agency.

Virtually all agencies endorse the right of a consenting adult to have a sex life, but formal classes in dating and sexuality, like the institute offers, are rare.

But aides said Mr. Clinton would endorse virtually all the recommendations made three months ago by the National Academy of Sciences in a report on medical errors.

Former President George Bush did well here, and virtually all prominent Republicans have endorsed his son.

The answer lies in an approach first suggested at a World Health Organization meeting in 1969 (28 ) and repeatedly endorsed since by virtually every pandemic preparedness planning group.

One important political hurdle appeared to have been crossed when the opposition Conservatives endorsed the Brown proposal, virtually assuring it would not become a contentious issue in the next general election, which must be held by June 2010.

As a McCain supporter, Mr. Molinari is virtually alone among Staten Island Republican officials, nearly all of whom have endorsed Mr. Bush.

"You look at Tennessee, where I live," said Mr. Land, "and virtually every establishment figure in the state endorsed Romney".