Sentence examples for endorsed a second from inspiring English sources

But "maybe the outcome would have been 10 %, 20 or 30% or his plan".The French president, Nicolas Sarkozy, has endorsed a second term for Mr Barroso, a former centre-right prime minister of Portugal.

"You are very familiar with Western ways, but you are too young," said the president, Jiang Zemin, after he was pressed on whether Beijing had endorsed a second term for Hong Kong's chief executive, Tung Chee-hwa.

There were signs that Mr. Mugabe had endorsed a second vote, which, while not as humiliating as an outright defeat, would still seem a difficult pill for a man who has held power for so long and considers himself the father of the nation.

In Queens, the Rev. Floyd B. Flake has endorsed a third Democratic candidate, Alan G. Hevesi, the city comptroller.

Back in the summer of 2002, in an appearance on the "Today" show, she enthusiastically endorsed a first novel by a little-known author named Alice Sebold, helping to send "The Lovely Bones" to the top of the charts.

Russia's lower house of Parliament ignored misgivings by political analysts and democracy advocates today and resoundingly endorsed a first draft of President Vladimir V. Putin's plan to concentrate state power in the Kremlin.

On Thursday China's deputy prime minister, Qian Qichen, appeared to endorse a second term for Mr. Tung, a former shipping magnate who was elected in 1996.

But accepting this explosion brings us very close to endorsing a second view on material constitution.

He stopped short of endorsing a second term for the tea party freshman, instead saying that Lee has time "to show he's worthy of being re-elected".

Ms Kendall was the first leadership runner to endorse  a third runway.

In a recent interview Mr Kukiz said he would not endorse a second-round candidate "who reinforces PO's omnipotence".Both PO and PiS have their minds on the forthcoming general election.