Usage of "endorse the idea"

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Usage of endorse the idea in English

America's National Institutes of Health, for instance, didn't officially endorse the idea until 1994. 
 A short history of nearly everything 

There was even a fear that Trump, ever willing to ignore protocol, might endorse the idea. 
 The Guardian 

Netanyahu has yet to endorse the idea. 
 Reuters 

What bothered her most was that she had been tempted to endorse the idea of sending Katherine away. 
 Cold springs 

While they did not endorse the idea, the bishops decided to consult with a papal commission on the subject. 
 Radio NZ 

Langdon had to admit it seemed far-fetched, and yet the pentacle seemed to endorse the idea on some level. 
 The Da Vinci Code 

And people who have the bully pulpit need to be careful not to endorse the idea of an insurrectionary second amendment. 
 The Guardian 

Chris Bronk, a professor of computer and information systems at the University of Houston, said he could not endorse the idea. 
 Reuters 

The rabbis Robert Kaplan and Michael Miller immediately endorsed the idea, Razvi says. 
 The Guardian 

Thankfully, Music in Hospitals endorsed the idea and named it ICU-hear. 
 The Guardian 

But in his valedictory speech to parliament, former treasurer Joe Hockey endorsed the idea. 
 The Guardian 

Mike Mignola, Hellboy's creator, endorsed the idea by drawing Hellboy in the long coat. 
 Cabinet of Curiosities 

In it, Hitch endorsed the idea of the lighter-weight automatic rifle with smaller ammunition. 
 The gun 

The leader of France's National Front has endorsed the idea of enlarging French Polynesia's autonomy. 
 Radio NZ 

President Barack Obama endorsed the idea on Monday but no new federal spending is planned. 
 Reuters 

John Sauven, executive director of Greenpeace UK, also endorsed the idea of a frequent flyer levy. 
 The Guardian 

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Meanings of endorse the idea in English