Plenty of soccer stars endorse products, of course, just like the stars of most sports.
This is a view enunciated, not endorsed, of course but you are meant at least to laugh at the outrageousness of it, as you are at similar speeches throughout the book.
Though she went out of her way to point out that she, like her husband, has not officially endorsed Mr. Romney ("I haven't endorsed anyone, yet of course you think I have, obviously," she told the host), her visible role supporting Mr. Romney certainly seems like an endorsement.
Leaders in both countries have endorsed this course of action, but underlings are moving slowly ahead of national elections.
So it seems at first, but by the end of a few years, you will see why I endorsed this course of action.
Mr. Mandelson endorsed that course of action, saying: "There is still time to get this decision right.
Indeed, the mammography controversy frustrated many screening advocates who had personally endorsed a course of action (and message) that was now being questioned.
Some prominent figures endorsed this course, including the mayor of St Louis, Francis Slay, and even some members of the St Louis school board.
After delegates to the national party conference refused to endorse his change of course in May 1979, González resigned as party leader only to regain control of the party at an emergency party congress in September.
What makes us so sure that if voters a year from now choose to put a Democrat in the White House, this new blue chief executive won't endorse (in secret, of course) the same kinds of practices -- brutal interrogations, detentions without trial, torture, renditions, wiretapping, repression of domestic dissent, etc. -- that the current chief promotes?
