Sentence examples for been endorsed by some from inspiring English sources

Pressley has been endorsed by some local political leaders and grass-roots organizations.

He has been endorsed by some unions, including the powerful hospital workers (for whom he just helped secure a $1.8 billion pay-deal).

"We'll move to make sure that where there is discrimination, discrimination is ended". Mr. Green and Mr. Schumer have been endorsed by some gay groups.

His spokesman, Joe DePlasco, said the campaign was pleased that "Mark has been endorsed by some leaders in the Satmar community".

Mr. DiCarlo has been endorsed by some of Brooklyn's Republican district leaders, three Republican clubs and Arnaldo A. Ferraro, a former assemblyman who was once a DiCarlo detractor.

Such genetic enhancement has in fact been endorsed by some eminent scientists in the past, and no doubt there are individuals who might want offspring with particular talents.

He also avoided the subjects at a brief news conference where he was endorsed by some Hispanic leaders, some of whom had bolted from the Romney campaign.

The letter was endorsed by some of Obama's most prominent supporters such as Vinod Khosla, one of the founders of Sun Microsystems; Rob McKay, the heir to the Taco Bell fortune and chairman of the Democracy Alliance; Blythe Danner, the actor and mother of Gwyneth Paltrow and Susie Tompkins Buell, co-founder of the Esprit clothing line.

Abelard's First Principle, ~((A →B) ∧ (A →~B)), is considered as a principle of conditional non-contradiction and as such is endorsed by some philosophers, e.g., Gibbard (1981, p. 231), Lowe (1995, p. 47), and Bennett (2003, p. 84), without making any reference to connexive logic.

Conceived to fill the legal gap in cross-border migration due to climate change and disasters, its agenda was endorsed by some 110 countries last year.

Today we know that both of these were pseudo-sciences, but in their day they were endorsed by some of the leading figures of the age.