Heraldic attitude of two beasts facing away from each other.
1 Nevertheless, Joyce endorsed new standards for market makers, including stricter capital requirements.
2 However, critics pointed out numerous comments in which Duterte has endorsed violence.
3 Washington and Moscow have both endorsed the new government, pledging financial support.
4 Mr Gormley says the Irish fishing industry has already endorsed protective measures.
5 Major modem manufacturers have endorsed the International Telecommunications Union's new 56Kbps standard.
6 The paper endorsed Senator John McCain on the Republican side that year.
7 Under the deal, the government endorsed mass lay-offs in the civil service.
8 Prime Minister John Key also endorsed Mr Sutton's performance in the role.
9 However, it will still need to be endorsed by the 435-member chamber.
10 The campaign was endorsed by the Minister for Communications, Energy and Natural.
11 He met Hennis-Plasschaert last week and endorsed the U.N's presented reform recommendations.
12 In August 2013, the appeals court in New York endorsed that argument.
13 The Government has endorsed the appointment of three new assistant Garda commissioners.
14 However, you will first have to be endorsed by an authorised body.
15 The appeals board took the easy way out and endorsed the refusal.
16 He endorsed bullying, threats and intimidation, by the fact of that vote.
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