Sentence examples for endorsed every from inspiring English sources

The mayor has not endorsed every suggested change in immigration policy, particularly when a proposal collides with his pro-business agenda.

On Friday, the San Diego Union-Tribune, which has endorsed every Republican presidential candidate since 1868, announced that it would back Hillary Clinton.

In his time as chief prosecutor, Colonel Morris asked, had not Colonel Davis endorsed every specification of every charge against the man prosecutors say helped Mr. bin Laden elude capture after the Sept. 11 attacks?

You could try the exercise I recently undertook, following Cain's line of thinking, which I trust the Stoics would have endorsed: every morning, make a brief note of what feels like your biggest problem.

You had a board of directors that endorsed every misstep of management, again because of management's temporary success at raising the stock price.

The New York Times has not endorsed a Republican for president since Dwight D. Eisenhower in 1956; since that year it has endorsed every Democratic nominee.

When the political arms of the Kansas Farm Bureau and Kansas Livestock Association issued their endorsements earlier this year, they didn't endorse Sherow, but they did endorse every major Republican candidate in the state... except Huelskamp.

You stop yearning so much for the endorsement of some external authority, because you know there's someone endorsing every viewpoint under the sun.

JP: You endorse every word of that?

"Once they endorse, every day after, you will not be in doubt about who they endorsed".

You need not endorse every doctrine of the church to participate in it honorably.