indorsing (Meaning)

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indorsing (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Indorse

The company's shareholders voted overwhelmingly in favor of indorsing the executive's proposal.
The committee tasked with selecting the organization's new leader strongly indorsed the top candidate.
The mayor indorses the proposed legislation aimed at improving the city's infrastructure.
Despite initial reservations, the union ultimately indorsed the collective bargaining agreement.
The renowned author has indorsed the debut novel by a promising new writer.
The local newspaper editorially indorsed the incumbent politician in the upcoming election.
The industry association publicly indorsed the industry standards developed by a leading manufacturer.
The celebrity used her platform to indorse a non-profit organization dedicated to providing healthcare to underserved communities.
The teacher indorses the use of technology in the classroom to enhance student engagement and learning.
The financial advisor indorses the client's investment strategy, highlighting its potential for long-term growth.

of Indorse

advocating, adopting, supporting, backing,embracing, going in for, championing, patronizing, furthering, plunking (for)

opposing, interfering, sabotaging,opposing, thwarting, interfering, thwarting, sabotaging, baffling, disappointing

The company's shareholders voted overwhelmingly in favor of indorsing the executive's proposal.

The committee tasked with selecting the organization's new leader strongly indorsed the top candidate.

The mayor indorses the proposed legislation aimed at improving the city's infrastructure.

Despite initial reservations, the union ultimately indorsed the collective bargaining agreement.