Sentence examples for backing someone else from inspiring English sources

The county Republican chairman was meeting with local party leaders to discuss backing someone else.

And interviews with other likely caucusgoers over the last two days showed that even those turning out to see Mr. Santorum were still open to backing someone else.

Ms. Carter's departure from the race leaves six Republicans vying for attention, trying to make sure their names appear in news items about the contest and elbowing to appear — for the benefit of donors — as strong enough to merit support or to make a contributor reconsider before backing someone else.

But there's reason to doubt that many of those voters will end up backing someone else in November.

Whisper goes to him Governor Al ready to back someone else for leader in Brooklyn if he doesn't listen.

If they want to change the country, they should back someone else.

He said that if Mr. Menendez did not agree to step down as county chairman, he would back someone else for congressman in the Congressional primary in June.

Victims who have worked off their "debts" (invented by pimps, arbitrarily increased by "fines" and alleged costs, and fully reinstated, if not increased, with each resale) are permitted to go home on the condition that they send back someone else — or two or three someone elses — to take their place.

Plagiarism is often a problem at both the undergraduate and graduate levels, officials here said, because the students — accustomed to rote learning — see nothing wrong with spitting back someone else's work and have never been held to rigorous academic standards.

Karin Schluter rushes back to her hometown to see her brother and discovers a strange handwritten note by his bedside: "I am No One / but Tonight on North Line Road / GOD led me to you / so You could Live / and bring back someone else".

In the absence of previous direct interactions which can be used to judge an individual, it is possible to observe and record the interactions of that individual with third parties [7], [8], and assign a reputation to the individual guided by the principle: if I scratch your back, someone else will scratch mine [9].