Sentence examples for alternative endorsed from inspiring English sources

Character: Spoiling your ballot is a hot, new voting alternative endorsed by morons who think that they're "sending a message" to governments that no candidates speak to them, as if there would ever be a mayoral candidate whose platform would be coming over whenever you wanted to allow you to own him at Halo, while providing all the weed and Red Stripe.

The White House is making an intense effort to persuade House Republicans who voted against their party leaders in 1999 that they should support an alternative now endorsed by President Bush.

51 In contrast, the AIHW conducts 'linkage' and 'merging' as two separate and distinct operations within the one agency, applying the separation principle in an alternative method endorsed by the Commonwealth.

How can an alternative accommodation explicitly endorsed by the Supreme Court on Monday suddenly lose its presumptive legality on Thursday?

45 While the 'applied ethics' model was a significant part of American bioethics during the late-1970s and 1980s, historians have overlooked that bioethicists endorsed alternative approaches, which involved greater emphasis on social, cultural and historical perspectives.

He also said he would consider alternatives like one endorsed by Mr. Baucus, the Montana Democrat who is chairman of the powerful Senate Finance Committee.

Almost every type of motivation to self-injury was more frequently endorsed by Alternative than non-Alternative adolescents; the majority (13 of 22) significantly so.

Mr. McDonald has also been spurned by Republican committees in Malta and Halfmoon, though they have not endorsed an alternative candidate, The Troy Record reported.

But environmentalists, joined by Mr. Hevesi, the E.P.A. and the 13 members of Congress, opposed that plan and endorsed an alternative drawn up by the Natural Resources Defense Council with the help of 20 other private environmental groups.

State lawmakers junked the Bush proposal and assembled an alternative that the governor endorsed, but Mr. Bush was later unable to persuade enough Senate Republicans to vote his way as legislators tried to reconcile differences between the House and Senate versions.

The U.S. Interagency Coordinating Committee on the Validation of Alternative Methods (ICCVAM) has endorsed two standardized, oral, cell-based tests to help companies determine the potential hazards of chemicals.