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• conclusion: Promoted Posts We fully endorse the conclusion that the new streamlined career structure has at the very least proved challenging in the secondary sector.

• proposal: They endorsed a proposal for a residential meeting at Blakeney in March.

• view: Germany endorsed the view that future meetings needed to develop " a more focussed approach " .

• principle: In September 1999, the Scottish Executive endorsed the principles of the White Paper " Our National Health " .

• passport: For non-British passport holders and for British passports endorsed in any way, requirements should be checked with the nearest relevant embassy.

Adjective complement

• trainsignal: Windows Server Security Training For Windows Server training, I can thoroughly endorse TrainSignal because they deliver practical hands on training.

Subject

• assembly: The final report was endorsed by the Assembly on 12th July 2006.

• government: The guide is endorsed by the government 's social exclusion unit.

Modifying Another Word

• wholeheartedly: While I wholeheartedly endorse this book, I want to offer two cautionary remarks.

• heartily: As a disabled person I heartily endorse these moves.

• warmly: The Protocol has been warmly endorsed by the President of the Family Division.

• overwhelmingly: In July 2000 the Society's voting members overwhelmingly endorsed a proposal from the Board of Directors to convert to a public limited company.

Used with why or when

• what: Much of what I saw endorsed what the team were trying to do.

Preposition: by

• celebrity: The calendar is personally endorsed by local celebrity Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen, star of BBCâs interior design show Changing Rooms.

• assembly: The final report was endorsed by the Assembly on 12th July 2006.

• government: The guide is endorsed by the government 's social exclusion unit.