Some shadow cabinet members would prefer Mr Corbyn to endorse whatever deal Mr Cameron comes back with.
The symphony orchestra, the heart and soul of classical music, is where the action is; let's endorse whatever it took to increase the programming of new music.
Instead, we need to forge a domestic consensus about anything we might build, and we must persuade our allies in Europe and East Asia to endorse whatever path we choose.
Rural newspapers were so desperate for copy that many printed whatever the California Feature Service sent them, including documents that were basically press releases disguised as editorials endorsing whatever political position Campaigns, Inc., was being paid to advocate.
The point is that the two parties don't just live in different moral universes, they also live in different intellectual universes, with Republicans in particular having a stable of supposed experts who reliably endorse whatever they propose.
Mr. Melillo was one of a handful of octogenarians at the convention in 2002, some of whom said they were told by party lieutenants to show up and endorse whatever names were put forth by the leadership.
This week, the proxy debates over health care concern the nature of interstate commerce and the question of "severability," but the effect is similar — to wade into the debate is to become an armchair lawyer, marshalling (that is, endorsing) whatever arguments might strengthen your case.
"To lump all of welfare together, given people's understandable lack of knowledge about where it goes, is designed to make people think 'oh, it's terrible, shocking, far too much' and presumably endorse whatever further tightening up the government is proposing," she said.
Well, hater(s), this is my column and I'll endorse whatever the heck I want.
Congress invariably rushes to pass new resolutions endorsing whatever Israel decides to do.
