Items that were too "easy" or too "difficult" to endorse based on the person-item distribution and items with the same "difficulty" level were also excluded.
Still, the committee has endorsed uprates, based on assurances that any increased risk falls within federal safety standards and is countered by additional safety measures such as plant modifications and more frequent inspections.
Then, in a familiar baritone as resonant as it is on the air, he added, "If I were to endorse McCain based on the current circumstances, I'd be looked at as a party hack".
N.C.A.A. rules allow a player to compete professionally in one sport while participating as an amateur in another sport in college, but players are prohibited from endorsing products based on their athletic ability.
Warm up some popcorn, hold a loved-one close, and get ready for some fierce short-form punditry.9 59 : Aaaand scene... Mrs Clinton appears to have had the better night, but I don't think any superdelegates will be running out to endorse her based on this performance.
It wants you to endorse people based on skills that you vouch for.
8. He's really good at helping people endorse brands based on their interests (see: Kerri's Golden Girls End-of-Episode Cheesecake) 9.
To drive real change, a corporation might have to go beyond, say, supporting a carbon tax in the abstract, which many businesses have already done, but instead demand a large carbon tax, which might hurt the short term bottom line; call out climate denying elected officials; or publicly endorse candidates based on their climate position.
The argument of "the constitutional option," which President Bill Clinton, like Mr. Obama a former constitutional law instructor, endorsed this week, is based on the Fourteenth Amendment's provision that the validity of the United States debt "shall not be questioned".
This strategy was endorsed by WHO based on observational studies performed in non-HIV infected patients [ 5].
