Sentence examples for endorsed group from inspiring English sources

The next most commonly endorsed group of behaviours was signs of emotional disturbance: being flustered or easily upset and irritable.

In the heyday of 1960s left-wing radicalism, no liberal Democratic politicians in Washington could be found endorsing groups preaching violent revolution.

He claims to have seen prisoners plotting acts of terror as well as endorsing groups such as Islamic State and al-Qaeda.

The university president, Stuart Rabinowitz, has endorsed the group's overall development plan.

He has endorsed the group's goals for reform -- which are worthy but extremely vague -- and set up an unimpressive democracy commission.

Mr. Bush himself this month endorsed a group connected to the N.R.A., but with a name not apt to stoke controversy: the Law Enforcement Alliance of America.

Publicly, the cleric's aides insist that they are not involved in the campaign and that the movement has merely endorsed a group of "independent" candidates.

She found a few takers, she said, but most women from Orthodox families had no connection with what she was doing, and no rabbi endorsed the group.

An Occupy Wall Street-endorsed group, Occupy Museums, plans to occupy the Museum of Modern Art, the Frick and the New Museum beginning at 3 p.m. Thursday.

MOSCOW — Outside the gold-domed Cathedral of Christ the Savior, ranks of young people stood with flickering candles in plastic cups, summoned by the Kremlin-endorsed group Young Russia.

Path and mediation analyses showed that the organizer's evaluation of the meeting predicted her final attitude, and perceptions that the group endorsed the material (perceived group norm) partially mediated this relationship.