Sentence examples for endorsed before from inspiring English sources

He heightened these concerns late last year by promising to reopen the European fiscal pact that Sarkozy has endorsed before the French Parliament can ratify it.

Gazprom says that before 2014 it will surpass Exxon Mobil as the world's largest publicly traded company — a goal that Mr. Medvedev himself endorsed before he became president.

The two sides are at loggerheads over the decision of Clegg, without warning, to announce that he wanted qualified teachers to work in free schools, something the Liberal Democrats had endorsed before but had never been highlighted by the deputy prime minister.

In hopes of achieving a compromise with Republicans on higher taxes, the White House has said it will propose reducing future cost-of-living increases for Social Security beneficiaries, a policy Obama has endorsed before.

Ethical consideration was communicated to research participants in a consent letter, which was endorsed before the start of the research.

The importance of describing context has been endorsed before in CHW related research [ 3, 7, 12, 116].

Theories abound: They will endorse before the primary.

Congressional leaders Nancy Pelosi and Harry Reid have vowed to refrain from endorsing before a nominee is chosen, but Reid this week began openly addressing Clinton's future - in Congress, not the White House.

Nor is it the simple formula for bashing the tabloids that ordinary folk tell pollsters they endorse (before 19 million of them go out and read the selfsame slime sheets each morning).

Gov. Rick Scott has said he is unlikely to endorse before the primary occurs.

We never endorsed anyone before".