A further 1.74 per cent of investors abstained, taking to 42.77 per cent those who refused to endorse the plan.

The senate refused to endorse the plan last night.

He had made clear that he did not intend publicly to endorse the plan.

They would not endorse his plan, nor would they oppose it.

The government must endorse the plans to let those testing negative be freed from the two-week quarantine.

They know they should endorse the principle but in practice are nervous about the implications.

A source close to the party's tax commission gave warning that the failure to endorse the principle of lower taxation would inflame the already strained atmosphere in the party.

He endorsed the principle of campaign finance reform in the same period, arguing that tax credits would encourage more citizens to donate money to their preferred candidates.

They also happen to still endorse some product, or even a standard latest work as well.

He recruited scientists and the celebrities of the day to publicly endorse the product.

Lots of luxury marques spend lots of money searching for the right celebrities to endorse their products.

The best payers are the ones where you are in the picture and endorsing a product.

And companies paying athletes to endorse their products are far more sensitive today to public opinion when it comes to social issues.

Voters were asked to endorse a proposal to adopt daylight saving time (summer time).

However, the summit did not endorse the proposal for a mass withdrawal due to lack of support for the idea.

The party's conference has endorsed a proposal to end 'hierarchy, elitism and selection in education' under which private schools would have their assets redistributed across the state sector.

A senior minister has endorsed a proposal to let members of the public sue the government for spending too much.

They endorsed the proposal, and have set up a task group to make further progress.

The 10 writers she has gathered to endorse this view, and the operas they have chosen, are impressive and diverse.

Nor could one, in terms, endorse the view that the jurisdiction could only be exercised where the debtor was solvent.

Other marketing experts endorse this view.

Several politicians endorse this view.

Historians in the field no longer fully endorse his view that modern science started in 1277.

There are dozens of groups that endorse this idea.

It had previously refused to endorse the idea but said it was exploring 'how this can operate in practice and at scale'.

The minister also endorsed the idea of corporate sponsorship of new cycling infrastructure.

He also endorsed the idea of creating new 'garden cities', suggesting councils could be given financial incentives to build one.

By the time the people voted, they were ready to endorse the ideas.

Not that this newspaper would ever endorse the use of bad language.

Unlike many others in his field, he readily endorsed the use of group homes as the first, not the last, intervention.

The data should not be used in a way that suggests that the data provider endorses the use of the data.