Synonymer: approve, countenance, sanction, authorize, greenlight, pass
Konjugation
| Indikativ |
|---|
| Presens | Dåtid |
|---|
| (I) endorse | (I) endorsed |
| (thou) endorsest | (thou) endorsedst |
| (he) endorses, endorseth | (he) endorsed |
| (we) endorse | (we) endorsed |
| (you) endorse | (you) endorsed |
| (they) endorse | (they) endorsed |
| Konjunktiv |
|---|
| Presens | Dåtid |
|---|
| (I) endorse | (I) endorsed |
| (thou) endorse | (thou) endorsed |
| (he) endorse | (he) endorsed |
| (we) endorse | (we) endorsed |
| (you) endorse | (you) endorsed |
| (they) endorse | (they) endorsed |
| Imperativ |
|---|
| endorse |
| Particip |
|---|
| Nuvarande particip | Perfektparticip |
|---|
| endorsing | endorsed |
Following the vote, Hong Kong chief executive Carrie Lam travelled to Běijīng and met with Chinese leader Xí Jìnpíng, who endorsed her administration and praised her for moving the city “from chaos to order”, according to a government statement of the meeting.
Then on Friday, US president Joe Biden endorsed training programmes for Ukrainian pilots on F‐16 fighter jets, with Zelensʹkyj assuring Biden that the aircraft would not be used to go into Russian territory.