Sentence examples for Secure endorsement from inspiring English sources

Having managed to secure endorsement from both the anti-Assad and the pro-Assad factions across the political spectrum, Mr. Salam now faces the overwhelming task of forming a cabinet in a fractious political environment where rival political blocs consistently fail to agree on contentious issues.

He also received help from Jeb Bush, who introduced him to top donors and helped him secure endorsements.

An aide to Mayor Bloomberg tried to secure endorsements for her by telling people that she was going to be the next senator, so they'd better get on board early, but his aggressiveness backfired and turned people against her.

Faculty proposers first secure endorsements for a designated emphasis in a certain interdisciplinary program of study from a minimum of two chairs of doctoral programs who wish to participate.

After making the runoff, Lightfoot went on to secure endorsements from several of those defeated contenders and picked up support from labor unions, state lawmakers and the city's two major daily newspapers.

Clinton also has hired some of the top African American campaign professionals, including many who worked on Obama's campaigns, and has begun to secure endorsements from top black elected officials.

Frohman, who represented Winfield when the outfielder signed with the Yankees as a free agent on Dec. 15, 1980, formed a company called Top Hat to secure endorsements, commercials and other income-producing ventures for Winfield, Steinbrenner and Frohman.

Unlike Republican debates over philosophical fidelity, Democratic primaries produce arguments about who will do a better job addressing the real-world priorities of key constituencies as well as competition to secure endorsements from party-aligned interest groups.

ALBANY — Fresh off an announcement that jolted the New York political world, Steve Levy, the Long Island Democrat who abandoned his party to run for governor as a Republican, is working to secure endorsements as he tries to gain an edge in the contest for the nomination.

and former Sen. Bill Bradley (D-N.J). bending over backwards to secure endorsements and contributions.

Some of the money goes to secure endorsements from top models such as Cindy Crawford, Naomi Campbell and Helena Christensen and Hollywood celebrities such as Patricia Arquette, Kylie Minogue, Geena Davis, Isabella Rossellini and Johnny Depp.