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Meanings of endorse by in English

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Usage of endorse by in English
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However, it will still need to be endorsed by the 435-member chamber.
The Irish Times
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The campaign was endorsed by the Minister for Communications, Energy and Natural.
The Irish Times
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However, you will first have to be endorsed by an authorised body.
The South African
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Segregation by gender allowed at universities and even endorsed by Universities UK.
The Guardian
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This measure had been endorsed by the US and other Commission members.
Radio NZ
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This pledge was publicly endorsed by Bonar Law, leader of the Conservatives.
The Irish Times
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The recommendation is likely to be endorsed by next month's Vienna summit.
The Irish Times
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The expanded settlement has been endorsed by a court-appointed mediator, Tribune said.
Reuters
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What's more, that view's been endorsed by players from a similar background.
Radio NZ
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Trump owns a firearm and is endorsed by the National Rifle Association.
The Guardian
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In so doing, he not only recommended action not endorsed by his
Jailed for Freedom
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These findings have been endorsed by the Irish College of General Practitioners.
The Irish Times
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That optimism was not endorsed by all the contemporary leaders of thought.
The Idea of Progress: An Inquiry into Its Origin and Growth
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The warrant cannot be acted on unless endorsed by the High Court.
The Irish Times
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His advice was endorsed by his colleagues, and approved by the king.
The Legends of the Jews — Volume 4
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It was endorsed by The American Dental Association Council on Scientific Affairs.
Reuters