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Mental health professionals vigorously endorse requirements to report cases of child aBuse.

The two leaders were close to agreement not only on a territorial principle that most foreign governments endorse but also on the tricky issue of Jerusalem.

The President did not formally endorse McCain, but did say he was willing to campaign on behalf of the eventual Republican nominee.

If the thrust of the new capital rules is to create conservative standards and to reduce management discretion over them, it seems odd not to endorse the same principles for accounting.

On May 28th the government of Japan was expected to endorse a plan, after months of wrangling with America, to relocate the Futenma base on Japan's southern island of Okinawa.

Does this mean we should endorse laziness?

I fully endorse your opinions on this subject.

Healthcare professionals usually endorse a balanced diet plus regular exercise as the formula for fitness.

This is epitomized by "agile" practices that endorse test-first development — building tests before you code.

I would also endorse Rizzo's critique of attempts to use objective probability theory as a way of reducing the real world of uncertainty to certainty equivalents.

America also promises to stiffen its backing for Israel at the UN and in particular to veto moves to endorse a Palestinian declaration of independence if the talks fizzle.

On a personal note, I don't endorse piracy.

But the goal is worthy, one that any centrist can endorse.

But the governments of the so-called BRIC countries have refused to endorse Ms Lagarde, in protest over the unwritten convention that a European leads the IMF.

This is an admirable goal, and one I wholeheartedly endorse.

The opposition leader Antonis Samaras rejected a government plea for cross-party unity, saying he couldn't endorse a plan which, in his words, would flatten the economy and destroy Greek society.

A Navy spokesman called the videos "inappropriate" and said the Navy does not endorse or condone such actions.