Sentence examples for endorsed some from inspiring English sources

Tantawi has since endorsed some suicide attacks against soldiers.

They have invited Republican and Democratic candidates to speak at their meetings (no Democrat has ever accepted), and endorsed some of them, including Mr Mourdock.

They have invited Republican and Democratic candidates to speak at their meetings (no Democrats have ever accepted), and endorsed some of them, including Mr Mourdock.

Every year Mr Bush has either produced or endorsed some vast new government scheme: first education reform, then the farm bill, now the prescription-drug benefit.

The S.E.I.U. also endorsed some candidates for open seats, like Mary O'Connor in the 41st Ward and Marina Faz-Huppert in the 45th.

Only one-third of voters said illegal immigrants should all be deported, while two-thirds endorsed some path to legal residency and citizenship.

There's the rub of minimalism, which always endorses some or another faceless power.

"The uproar over Jack Abramoff has caused him to endorse some spending reform of late.

In March 2007, Brown started to endorse some of its symbols, such as academies and welfare reform.

David Cameron's office have also called to ask if he would endorse some of the Tories' sports initiatives.

More to the point, they have decided to endorse some practical and workable proposals for strengthening UNEP.