Sentence examples for endorse whether from inspiring English sources

Most of the state's 21 county committees give a preferential ballot position to the Senate candidate they endorse, whether by voting in a county convention or by fiat of the county chairman.

The instrument prompts parents to endorse whether their child "understands" or both "understands and says" 89 specific words.

Verification of the relevance of the film clips to diagnostic features of mania was carried out by asking three clinicians (two psychiatrists and one clinical psychologist) working in a specialist mood disorders clinic to independently endorse whether each clip was relevant to each of the mania-related themes for which we had selected it.

Participants could then endorse whether or not and to what extent this applied on a five-point Likert scale (1 5; no, mild, medium, strong and extreme) for five modalities (visual, auditory, tactile (touch), somatic (i.e., bodily sensations), olfactory (smell) and other).

Participants are asked to endorse whether they had used these strategies (e.g., "have you hidden your birth control from your partner because you were afraid he would get upset with you for using it" and "have you tried to protect yourself from your partner by asking family or friends to call or text you when you were with that partner") in the past 3 months (Cronbach alpha = 0.39).

In all likelihood, that's a position that everyone in the GOP primary voter base endorses, whether they are true birther believers or not.

At a Chapel Hill party yesterday for Edwards supporters, he gave no indication who he might endorse, or whether that endorsement is imminent.

So she decided to endorse him, whether he wanted it or not.

You can watch in real time as any progressive public figure who refuses to openly endorse Sanders – whether or not they also endorse Clinton – gets bombarded by wave after wave of accusations of being on the take.

In my line of work, which is serving the public at a comprehensive community and technical college that provides post-secondary education to a very diverse group of men and women -- representing every age, race and ethnicity -- we are to be neutral and not endorse candidates, whether in local, state or national politics.

Emily's List considers a number of factors when weighing whether to endorse early — mainly whether the "bones of the campaign are strong," according to spokeswoman Julie McClain Downey.