Please don't think I'm endorsing going down your local Boots, buying up all the co-codamol and extracting every last grain of the stuff that gets you high.
Finally, in 1941, after Owen's retirement from active political life, a unanimous Supreme Court in United States v. Darby Lumber Co. overruled the 1918 decision (in the process endorsing and going beyond the principles set forth in Holmes's dissent) and ruled that the Commerce Clause gave Congress the right to regulate conditions of employment.
Senators are rooting for the person they endorse to go on to the White House.
She complained that Obama took so long to endorse she "feared he was going to endorse Trump" d.
To sit by and do nothing is to endorse what is going on," said Bishop Edgar Mullins, pastor of Grace Family Worship Center church, as reported by Reuters.
Fechner was much taken to task for his failure to endorse a thorough going panpsychism by, among others, Lotze, who wrote (referring to Fechner's (1848) Nanna, or On the Mental Life of the Plants) "one cannot search for the mind arbitrarily in the plants, the darlings of our fantasy, and remain satisfied with the existence of dead matter in the rocks" (Lotze 1852, p. 133).
One of the things said, Governor, that we ought to clear up is had you said -- told people that you were going endorse Senator Clinton?
Mr. Romney had heavily courted Mr. Schock, who remained hesitant about endorsing, and went so far as attending the congressman's 30th birthday in Chicago.
Less than a week after he endorsed Mr. Trump, Mr. Ryan went on at remarkable length about the nominee's criticism of Judge Gonzalo P. Curiel, calling Mr. Trump's assertion that the judge's Mexican heritage rendered him unfit to decide a case involving him "the textbook definition of a racist comment".
