Sentence examples for endorsed despite from inspiring English sources
It has emphatically endorsed, despite pressure from liberal quarters, the anti-Communist activities of the executive branch and its own committees.
These three agencies were originally singled by President George W. Bush in 2006 for a 10-year budget doubling, a promise that President Barack Obama and Congress have repeatedly endorsed despite the current tough economic times.
It's part of the reason Trump has insisted this week that a replacement follow a repeal within a few days ― a timeline that Ryan has repeatedly endorsed despite the difficulty in Republicans coming up with an alternative so hastily.
This recommendation was endorsed despite the accompanying discussion acknowledging that there are no data to demonstrate a mortality benefit when prescribing these drugs [ 12].
Those familiar with the prince's "talking points" said he would deliver a blunt message that Mr. Bush is perceived to have endorsed -- despite his protests to the contrary -- Prime Minister Ariel Sharon's military incursion into the West Bank.
He joined Lindsey Graham, who had endorsed Cruz despite having previously said that a choice between Cruz and Trump was like one between "being shot or being poisoned".
Evidence that evangelical leaders agree with him came in November when the televangelist Pat Robertson who believes that the West is in a religious war with Islam endorsed Giuliani despite his pro-Choice stance.
The Salt Lake Tribune has endorsed Obama, despite the fact that it serves the city where Romney rescued the Winter Olympics, a feat that many theologians agree was literally a miracle.
The former Fox News commentator drew considerable nationwide attention but virtually no mainstream Republicans in the state endorsed her – despite the fact that the GOP dominates Wyoming politics at every level.
The House Foreign Affairs Committee endorsed it, despite the objections of the White House.
But McMorris Rodgers has endorsed Trump, despite his long history of not just misogyny, but also xenophobia and racism.
