Sentence examples for delayed endorsement from inspiring English sources
McCarthy's delayed endorsement may have encouraged a small number of liberals to punish Humphrey by staying home on Election Day, but (something Sandbrook does not mention) Humphrey started to close the polling gap with Nixon only when, well into the campaign, he announced that, if elected, he would suspend the bombing of North Vietnam.
Through her gracious and enthusiastic, if somewhat delayed, endorsement of Obama, Clinton has begun to undo some of the damage she had done to herself in the waning weeks of the Democratic Primary.
In fact, Clinton can court a growing list of Republicans not because of the delayed endorsement by Sanders that Walsh feared, but for precisely the opposite reason: as one Republican strategist has explained, many Sanders supporters "have already shown, by and large, that they'll fall in line and back" Clinton despite policy positions they dislike.
HUD could not immediately determine the cause of the delayed endorsements.
Measuring progress Rebuilding at a crawl Reprints Related items Goldstone on Gaza: Opportunity missedSep 17th 2009The PA's decision to delay endorsement of the report was quickly and vehemently denounced by all the Palestinian political factions.
And several unions representing city workers, like the United Federation of Teachers and District Council 37, are expected to delay an endorsement until after the mayor passes a fiscal 2010 budget, in June.
More important, she was able, with the help of the Service Employees International Union, to persuade the Florida A.F.L.-C.I.O. to delay its endorsement decision.
Around the same time, Mr. Cuomo himself advised one labor leader in New York to delay any endorsement of or meeting with Ms. Kennedy until the selection process had played out more, according to one union official with knowledge of the call.
Several labor leaders cautioned that some individual unions in the alliance had urged the group to delay an endorsement long enough to see how well Mr. Kerry holds up over the next few weeks, because it is too late now for labor leaders to score points with Mr. Kerry by being out in front for him.
Mr. Garth added that Mr. Giuliani, who has only seven months left in office because of term limits, would likely delay an endorsement until several weeks before the Sept. 11 primary as a way of remaining relevant and holding on to political power.
That includes an SEIU local in Oregon, which, as Politico reported Friday, sent a letter to its national urging it to delay an endorsement of Clinton.
