Sentence examples for when endorsing from inspiring English sources

For example, a study from 2011 showed that Republicans preferred "climate change" to "global warming" when endorsing the reality of the threat.

When endorsing the proposals for Transforming Legal Aid in April 2013, the secretary of state for justice, Chris Grayling MP, was proud to boast: "In Britain we have a justice system of which we can be proud, and which justly deserves its worldwide recognition for impartiality and fairness".

If that made him sound like he was taking a needed dose of medicine -- a metaphor Mr. McCain jokingly used when endorsing Mr. Bush in May -- his comments at an event in Salinas preceding the news conference were a bit more resounding.

Her "he doesn't really mean it" response is similar to one she used when endorsing Connecticut Governor Dannel Malloy in June 2014.

We postulate the presence of the expert OL for CRC when endorsing the new information initiated this discussion for each group and the local OL and will facilitate the process of behaviour change.

Note that writing the account number is not always required when endorsing a check for deposit.

Conduct, anxiety and depression symptoms were counted as present when endorsed by either the parent or child.

Few journals request the use of extension statements, and, even when endorsed by journals, subsequent adherence to them by published reports does not necessarily occur.

When those endorsing 'very overweight' were combined with those endorsing 'obese', recognition of substantial excess weight was 26.9% in 2007 and 23.3 in 2012.

Late last year when Amazon endorsed the framework, it noted that MXNet's throughput was faster than other libraries when increasing the number of GPUs supporting an image analysis algorithm.

Journal editors will be asked to notify us when they endorse the reporting guideline to help us to document and track all endorsements.