Sentence examples for endorse a proposition from inspiring English sources

Users can choose whether or not to make their picks private or allow their friends to view their choices on a case-by-case basis — so you can publicly endorse a proposition, but keep your presidential pick private.

THE SCHOOLS -- After Californians overwhelmingly endorsed a proposition to end bilingual education, advocates of minority rights filed suit to keep the measure from taking effect.

Many of them have still not condemned it; in fact, the Partido Popular – the party of the right – has gone only as far as endorsing a proposition in 2002 proclaiming "the moral recognition of all those who were victims of the civil war as well as those who later suffered the repression of the Francoist dictatorship".

In March California's voters endorsed a ballot proposition to raise $2 billion for a range of water projects through bonds.

Buridan, like all teachers at the University, at the very least would not want to be seen as endorsing a forbidden proposition.

Mr. Gulotta declined to endorse a Suffolk-style ballot proposition for parks or open space.

It is hard to imagine many citizens of any country endorsing such a proposition, and the great majority of Hungarians who actually voted did not.

In 2004, California voters endorsed a bold initiative (Proposition 71) to fund stem cell research by the issuance of $3 billion in bonds, which will be allocated over a 10 year period to researchers.

One might even know a self-evident proposition whilst endorsing a theory according to which no propositions are self-evident.

In Colorado, voters endorsed a similar ballot initiative, Proposition 65, with 73.8percentt of the vote.

But even so, only 40% of Coalition voters are willing to endorse the proposition that government in Canberra can be trusted on the whole to do the right thing by Australians.