You can also endorse contacts from the new Skills & Expertise section that showcases these endorsements.
The vast office, with its yellow drapes, the bookstand holding the second edition of Webster's Unabridged (Wolfe had owned the third edition but burned it on discovering it endorsed the use of "contact" as a verb), plus Wolfe's specially constructed chair, built to withstand 500 pounds.
All the Managers contacted subsequently endorsed the study as one that would shape policy direction.
An item which read "If the first aider can't get the suicidal person to hand over the means of suicide, emergency services must be contacted" was endorsed by over 80% of carers, but less than half of the professionals and only a quarter of the consumers.
Hoping for some interesting job offers from that one". In a neat postmodern joke, Stafford-Fraser then added "LinkedIn endorsing" to his list of skills and was gratified to find that several contacts had generously endorsed his skills in that field.
(D'Aubuisson endorsed Ronald Reagan in 1984). When contacted by phone recently, White reiterated his claim about the Salaverria brothers, but said he couldn't reveal his source's identity in order to protect the source.
Of course, no interculturalist endorses forced "contact" of this sort.
On August 18, 1853, he repeated his proposal in another article to which he affixed his name, and asked interested cashiers to contact him if they endorsed his plan.
In each of the current studies, two statements were endorsed that mention the need to contact police while assisting someone who is intoxicated.
The suit claims that LinkedIn "hacks" into users' email accounts before harvesting email addresses and sending spam to their contacts, endorsing its products and services, without obtaining users' consent or requesting a password.
So we were surprised when none of the board members we contacted told us they endorsed the Chamber's positions on climate or tobacco.
