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Endorse

To sign a paper or document, thereby making it possible for the rights represented therein to pass to another individual. Also spelled indorse.

endorse (indorse)

v. 1) to sign one's name to the back of a check, bill of exchange or other negotiable instrument with the intention of making it cashable or transferable. 2) to pledge support to a program, proposal, or candidate. (See; endorsement)

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These, then, are the four interrelated features that are central to and of central interest in Hegel's account of mindedness: nondualist, nonreductionist, noneliminativist naturalism; a nonrepresentationalist, developmental-cognitive ethology; the actualization of mindedness regarded as an achievement of judgment and action according to reasonably endorsable norms; and awareness of the permanent possibility of regressions from these norms and into unreasonableness.

Hegel's account of the unconscious and why it matters

There were also 66 endorsable fixed penalties issued, which carry three licence points as well as a pounds 60 fine along with 135 non-endorsable fixed penalties issued, which carry a pounds 30 fine.

Mass arrests as police crack down

Has he been eating as he's been driving along, I wonder, and if so, is this an endorsable offence, or are oat-based comestibles exempt from the laws that cover mobile phones?

WHO'S FOR TWISTER? INTERVIEW He almost quit the training ranks to rear sheep in Wales, but Bindaree's victory in the 2002 Grand National turned it all around for Nigel Twiston-Davies. Peter Thomas paid a visit to his Gloucestershire yard, where he discovered that not only is he still doing what he does best, but he's doing it very much his own way

A DRIVING without a current MoT is not an endorsable offence and it really depends on your insurance company's policy if this is something you should disclose.

Judge Tread: FIRM MESS OVER MoT

Mark Bishop of Cornhill Direct said: "Making seat belt wearing an endorsable offence would certainly re-inforce just how important it is to always buckle-up."

motoring NEWS

Effectively orphaned--and thereby denied first-hand experience of natural parenting patterns--and at least quasi-assimilated through residential school policy, Thrasher could not expect, it seems, to achieve such a nourishing and culturally endorsable family life as that presented in the dream-narrative other than within the sanctity of his imagination.

Unraveling the knot of acculturation and resistance in Anthony Thrasher's Skid Row Eskimo

In the course of market interaction, "one does not have to defend one's judgements, show that they are based on reason that applies more generally or endorsable as a general matter.

The communicative character of capitalistic competition: a Hayekian response to the Habermasian challenge

The Bill, which ran out of Parliamentary time earlier this year, will also ensure that foreign drivers cannot escape punishment in Britain through new powers to issue fixed penalty notices for endorsable offences and to take deposits from offenders who cannot provide a verifiable address.

Tougher penalties for drink drivers

But to make using mobiles at the wheel an endorsable offence will need a change in the law.

TXT N DRV.. pounds 60; ..3 pts on yr lcnce 2

There are also plans underway to make driving and using a mobile an endorsable offence so that drivers will get three points on their licence if they are caught.

New UK law to make it illegal to use a mobile when driving

HALLEY, DON'T: A READER'S GUIDE TO THE MILITARY'S ANTI-GAY POLICY 17 (1999) (asking of the 1993 revisions to the military anti-gay policy, "How long will we use the coercive powers of the state to define, construct, and populate heterosexuality as a morally endorsable human and social class of persons?").