Sentence examples for Complete endorsement from inspiring English sources

Mr. President, your opponent, John Kerry, has called for a complete endorsement of the 9/11 commission's recommendations.

Although the judges gave none of the designs a complete endorsement, they noted that each label offered some improvement over the current food label.

"That said -- and we've said this from the beginning -- any player who wants to play in the World Baseball Classic has our complete endorsement and support.

He went on to extol the virtues of the movie, calling it "beautifully shot" and a "gorgeous film" but before he offered a complete endorsement, he added: "It's a complete work of fiction".

I'm not putting any pressure on you," Mr. Bush said to Representative Patrick J. Tiberi, Republican of Ohio, who responded by praising some aspects of the president's plan but stopping short of giving a complete endorsement.

A number of state legislators have refused to complete endorsement questionnaires from the New York League of Conservation Voters, an active proponent of congestion pricing that has not been shy about saying it may campaign against state legislators who opposed the plan.

Usually, it's a step in the process that users skip — only six percent of users normally complete the endorsement.

But he admits the evidence could have been more positive: "I wouldn't say it was a complete ringing endorsement".

Whether they've catapulted to fame on the athletic field or the Billboard charts, they've shrewdly parlayed their bold-face names into multimillion-dollar brands complete with endorsement deals, fashion lines and top-selling fragrances.

Another five are post-doctoral students who may or may not be able to complete the endorsement depending on their schedule.

He triumphed in the head-on confrontation with Farage over taking a handout from the state (to which the party was perfectly entitled, but which Carswell thought would erode the party's claim to be different) and despite having delivered the most complete non-endorsement of Farage's leadership at the weekend, his status as an MP should be an amulet against lethal attack.