Boucher said the Mitchell commission produced a " very fine report, " but he declined to say whether it had more than the administration's " general endorsement ."
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"At that meeting we will see a clear denunciation of the offending parts of the charter and a general endorsement of the whole agreement, " the president said.
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Putin, who has spent most of his career in the country's security services, has not said what his economic policies will be beyond offering a general endorsement of market reforms.
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At a joint Senate subcommittee hearing Tuesday, several lawmakers offered general endorsements for Clinton's approach but said they are confused as to how the reporting system will work and who will pay for it.
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Sharon suggested the international conference to Powell at their meeting Sunday in Tel Aviv . Both Sharon and Arafat gave their general endorsement to the idea Sunday, though Sharon objected to including Arafat, Powell said.
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Bush sought and received a general endorsement of his actions from the United Nations but has declined to put the military action under a U . N . command, calling it an act of self-defense.
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Panetta said the president had opted for a general endorsement of an increase in the minimum wage as a step toward negotiated compromise, rather than a specific suggestion that might be dismissed out of hand.
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The " Gazette " supported Savoidakis's bid for re-election in 1986, even though it gave a general endorsement to the MCM . He was defeated by MCM candidate Pierre Goyer amid a landslide MCM victory across the city.
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In addition to concerns about the outlook for recovery this year, the G-7 group gave a general endorsement to continuing with efforts to reform the global financial architecture to prevent or at least better cope with future Asian-style currency crisis.
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White House chief of staff Leon Panetta said the president had opted for a general endorsement of an increase in the minimum wage as a step toward negotiated compromise, rather than a specific suggestion that might be dismissed out of hand.
