partial endorsement

But even that partial endorsement made a deep impression here, emboldening people to defend themselves.

This was not a 100% endorsement nor even a partial endorsement that this should form a working basis. It was simply what the Council agreed at the time.

He received a partial endorsement from Hawke, much to the chagrin of senior ALP figures, when the former Prime Minister described him as a personable, articulate and presentable candidate "who offered a real alternative for a lot of people".

The Royal Institute of Philosophy offers a partial endorsement of his work, recommending it is read widely and used to solve practical problems, but without a conclusion whether his attempt to find "practical answers to moral questions" succeeds, fails, or is even possible.

Subsequent military Confederate military action in the state would be limited to a small number of large raids (notably Shelby's Raid of 1863 and Price's Raid of 1864) , and partial endorsement of the activities of Missouri guerrillas.

The Steering Committee Against Repression (SCAR)-which included members from SNCC as well as from a variety of other groups-also gave a partial endorsement, urging the SCLC to focus the campaign on state repression, surveillance, persecution, and political prisoners.