endorse ** , auch: indorse

But the bill goes far beyond anything he has endorsed.

I would also like to endorse what was said before.

I can only endorse what has already been said today.

The plan was endorsed by the Bush administration, but has yet to be put into effect.

President Clinton may endorse the move this week or next.

I am sure that the House will endorse what you have said.

So far, it has not been endorsed by either party.

There are, however, one or two other points I would like to endorse.

"We have endorsed 99 percent of the Republicans for 12 years."

"My members and I think it's very difficult to endorse one over the other."

I've been endorsed by almost all local Republican government officials and party leaders.

This does not mean that we will be able to endorse all 43, however.

This point has been made and I want to endorse it.

This is a position we would also endorse for language work.

But the administration endorsed less new money than the senator expected.

Its position is endorsed by over 50 groups and 5000 individuals.

This was not the first video game endorsed by her.

The report was endorsed by the government, and published the following month.

He endorsed this plan all his life but never took political action to make it happen.

"The state does not endorse any single program or approach," he said.

He has not yet endorsed a candidate for his old job.

Which of those actions would you endorse, looking at all four hands?

"It would be a natural thing for me to endorse."

Most major lawyers' groups had endorsed at least some of the changes.

Almost 200 have endorsed a similar measure in the House.