Sentence examples for back endorsements from inspiring English sources

Perhaps, the thinking goes, if no one wraps up the nomination early, many of the six hundred and forty-three officials who will be ex-officio delegates — a larger number than at recent Conventions — will hold back endorsements of anyone.

Polls show challenges for Jeb Bush but may not hold back endorsements.

He calls for a "people's revolt" against it.Business leaders, too, have held back endorsement, if more soberly.

He picked up the back-to-back endorsements of Senator Marco Rubio of Florida and elder President George Bush this week, as well as the support of one Mr. Bush's sons, former Gov. Jeb Bush of Florida, the previous week.

A few minutes before Mr. Hevesi's comments, Mark Green, between receiving back-to-back endorsements of his candidacy from black and Latino law enforcement advocates and organizations, said he thought that the money should be released.

You were forced to stop worrying about the issues at hand, and start focusing on financial backing, endorsements, and campaigning.

Obama: Trump is 'unfit to serve as president,' and Republicans should take back their endorsements.

He didn't take back his endorsement.

Once he's back, new endorsement opportunities will no doubt emerge, if not from the same sorts of upscale companies that invested in him during the Tiger Bubble.

But he held back an endorsement, waiting to see how the primaries played out and how to capitalize on the eventual outcome.

I take back my endorsement, in an earlier post, of the idea that the city of Detroit should ease its financial crisis by selling art works from the collection of the Detroit Institute of the Arts.