Sentence examples for was endorsed when from inspiring English sources

That was endorsed when Reignwood hatched a plan to charge existing Wentworth members £100,000 to retain their status.

I have no idea if he did or did not understand what he was endorsing when he – or an aide – gave the 9/11 Truthers permission to use his name.

Even so, the general assumption is that the existing wording will be endorsed when the treaty goes to a vote at the WHO's main assembly in May.

As a conclusion, the advantages and limitations of both methods are endorsed when processing a new data set in the testing stage.

Disorder occurred when any response category of an item always had less than 50%% probability of being endorsed when compared to each adjacent response category.

The positive association of serum DNA with better OS seen in the survival curve is endorsed when the set is divided into three equal groups, with cut points 118.5 and 348 (Kaplan Meier, P=0.021; data not shown).

It was all so fast, they may not have known what they were endorsing when they rubber-stamped the Financial Stability Board's "Adequacy of Loss-Absorbing Capacity of Global Systemically Important Banks in Resolution," which completely changes the rules of banking.

Its reputation was endorsed in 2009 when the Freeride World Tour, the planet's premier big-mountain competition, first made it a fixture on its annual five-nation roster (the tour arrives here this year on 6 March).

Ms. James painted Mr. Squadron as an ally of Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg, noting that he was endorsed by the mayor when he ran for State Senate in 2008 and that he did not endorse Mr. Bloomberg's opponent, William C. Thompson Jr., in the 2009 election.

Ilyushin began construction of another prototype to evaluate this solution and this was endorsed on 16 October 1954 when the Council of Ministers ordered production to begin at Factory (Zavod) No. 168 at Rostov-on-Don of the improved version, designated as the Il-40P.

This information could be used to inform modification of the tool (which was endorsed by the National Patient Safety Agency when the checklist was introduced).