Sentence examples for endorsed one of from inspiring English sources

But an influential city councilman who had remained neutral on the race endorsed one of Mrs. Norton's opponents today and called on Mrs. Norton to withdraw.

But the polls apparently did not put him far enough ahead to risk losing his Congressional seat, and on Thursday Mr. Davis endorsed one of his former opponents in the race, Dorothy Brown, clerk of the Cook County Circuit Court.

Table  4 presents the percentage of parents who endorsed one of the two highest scores on the items in FAS-PR (i.e., 3 or 4 on the item) in pediatric OCD.

During a campaign stop in Aiken, South Carolina, on Tuesday, Clinton's husband, former President Bill Clinton, praised Clyburn for his work on behalf of the state and endorsed one of his policy proposals to combat poverty.

President Trump and some Republicans have actually endorsed one of those policy tools — background checks.

Kolbe had already endorsed one of Graf's primary opponents, Steve Huffman.

"Here's a guy who is saying, 'I'm going to endorse one of you,'" Rove said, criticizing the choice on "Fox & Friends".

Not only have Mr. Gore and Mr. Lieberman staked out diametrically opposite positions on the Iraq war, Mr. Gore went so far as to endorse one of Mr. Lieberman's presidential rivals in 2004, Howard Dean, largely because of his opposition to the invasion.

Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer indicated Saturday that she's likely to endorse one of the Republican presidential candidates before her state's primary election on Tuesday.

"But later in the political cycle I will endorse one of them".

"I think it's safe to assume I will endorse one of the two," Mr. Engel said.