Sentence examples for clear endorsing from inspiring English sources

But one thing should be clear: endorsing Trump is about the most mainstream Republican thing Cruz has done in a long time.

Alexander made that clear, endorsing the idea in theory but repeatedly asking why the federal government, rather than the states, should devote new money to it.

The weight of scientific consensus in support of stronger controls across eastern Australia more broadly was further shown by a statement on clearing endorsed by almost 500 experts in July, it says.

Although Gatland steered clear of endorsing Woodward's comments, he did suggest Australia should consider the implications of hosting the Lions.

@GovMikeHuckabee I'm not clear on Dracula endorsing blood banks either.

After Mr. Hollande's remarks, the European Union issued a statement on Saturday at a meeting in Lithuania calling for a "clear and strong response," endorsing his decision and expressing hope that a "preliminary" version of the report by the United Nations inspectors would be released "as soon as possible".

I loved the play's descent from order into chaos and my only question concerns Holcroft's ambivalent attitude to the cognitive behavioural therapy techniques from which she takes her title: I was never quite clear whether she was endorsing or repudiating the idea of rules for living.

Although some decry this as censorship or some other infringement of free speech, the terms of service are generally quite clear: groups employing or endorsing hate or violence are simply not welcome on these private platforms.

Though the speaker said he would no longer defend Trump or campaign for him, he also made it clear he was still endorsing the candidate.

To be clear, I am not endorsing isolating ourselves so that we never hear "the other side," and universities should be places where we hear from many sides.

Let me be clear: I am not endorsing violence, but the movement that Trump is leading has convinced me that people (especially minorities) have the right to protect themselves and it's time black and brown people exercise that right.