Sentence examples for endorsement changes from inspiring English sources

One letter, signed by 11 national groups, concluded, We understand that for many years, your agency has maintained a policy of rejecting form and endorsement changes that include pre-dispute binding arbitration.

But Paul Bogaards, a spokesman for Knopf, said Wednesday that the endorsement changed everything.

Mr. Yassky, who finished second to Mr. Liu in the Democratic primary on Sept. 15, and who has lagged his rival in union endorsements, changed course last week in attacking Mr. Liu.

Did these opposing endorsements change your perception of the candidates?

Sanders had policy demands for Clinton in order for her to earn his endorsement, a change from his previous interviews where he had implied he would endorse her no matter what.

Then, when he lost the convention's endorsement, he changed course and said he would fight on.

Douglas Johnson, a senior official of the National Right to Life Committee, said today he did not think the endorsement would change the minds of many conservative voters.

Fathimeh Rakei, leader of the Women's Commission of Parliament, has met with Ayatollah Saanei and a few other clerics to get their endorsements to change laws that discriminate against women.

The "shared endorsements" policy change starts on 11 November and covers the comments, "follows" and other actions people do on Google+.

It looks like Facebook plans to make the feature more widely available to candidates in state and local elections, too — the company says the only thing you need to do to receive endorsements is change the category of your page to "Politician, Political Candidate, or Government Official".

That is not exactly an endorsement of legislative changes.