I can endorse their opinion wholeheartedly. [VERB noun]
For failing to report the accident, his licence was endorsed. [be VERB-ed]
The Federal Government is preparing to endorse a landmark United Nations declaration on indigenous rights which the previous coalition.
Like Disney, Mattel might be a relentless promoter of consumerism but Kearns insists the company does not endorse sexual overtones.
The payee of the cheque must endorse the cheque. [VERB noun]
The twins endorsed a line of household cleaning products. [VERB noun]
As a society, we particularly endorse stories of the battler who made good.
Hockey refuses to endorse Treasury boss Henry.
To endorse a candidate
Both parties are required to endorse the back of the bank draft before it is honored by the bank.Not one bank teller made her endorse the checks even though she was receiving the funds.If you endorse a check or other financial instrument, you sign it to make it negotiable.
If you purchase crime insurance, the crime coverage can be endorsed to include the pension plan at no extra charge.A written or oral contract, known as a binder, will be issued temporarily to place insurance in force when it is not possible to issue a new policy or endorse the existing policy immediately.If you endorse an insurance policy, you add a clause or amendment to it allowing for change of coverage.
