Sentence examples for endorsed changing from inspiring English sources

The governor of Minnesota, Tim Pawlenty, a non-movement conservative, has embraced the Tea Party's general anti-immigration posture; he actually endorsed changing the 14th Amendment of the U.S. Constitution to bar citizenship for children born in the United States to undocumented immigrants.

Every district attorney in New York City, Mr. Kelly, Mr. Bloomberg, the state sheriffs, and every other major law enforcement agency have endorsed changing the law to make it a misdemeanor only if a person were actually burning — smoking — the pot.

On Monday, Gov. Corbett endorsed changing our system.

Conservative legislatures were pushing for state amendments to bar same-sex marriage, and then-President George W. Bush endorsed changing the U.S. Constitution to do the same.

Authors of the report on Monday declined to endorse changing the party's platform on key issues as a way of reaching out to a new constituency.

Speaking to the New York State AFL-CIO yesterday, Gov. George E. Pataki endorsed the concept of changing state law to allow unions to be recognized without an election if they persuade more than half of the workers at a company to sign union cards.

No longer content to simply endorse products, Mr. Jordan is changing the rules, redefining his marketability.

The other moves endorsed by the United Nations involved changing the Electoral Complaints Commission, the main fraud-monitoring body.

"I'm not changing!" Nevertheless, Ryan endorsed him.

They've done everything from faking a divorce to intentional wardrobe malfunctions to bad plastic surgery to endorsing Sarah Palin to angering Native Americans by changing their names to Running Bear and White Wolf, all in the name of attention.

A provision preventing laws changing the constitution from being enacted – unless endorsed either by a super-majority of parliament or by a referendum – would do much to help this interim constitution live up to these exciting promises.