unconditional endorsement

We sent your report up the ladder, with my full and unconditional endorsement.

But it's not an unconditional endorsement, and our correspondent's preferred choice is nearly a decade old!

Feinstein's unconditional endorsement of the conventional wisdom causes problems; the book lacks narrative tension and presents little in the way of new interpretations.

It is perhaps not generally known that the small country I come from is among those countries that have given the United States an unconditional endorsement.

I should like, moreover, to emphasise - for my fellow MEPs may well not be aware of this - that Mr Andreasen, who gave the Prime Minister his unconditional endorsement, is certainly no slouch when it comes to irony.