Mr. Scholl's endorsement is something of a coup for the service.
The endorsement was something of a risk for the union, which has not aligned itself with a successful candidate for mayor since 1989, when it supported David N. Dinkins.
Last week, the House of Representatives, with the support of every Republican and most Democrats — as well as a White House endorsement — passed something it called the "Jump-start Our Business Start-ups Act," or JOBS for short.
Dorris claimed having two logos on the ballot paper had been made possible by legislation passed by the coalition government, and seeking a Ukip endorsement was "something that I know MPs are looking forward and considering now".
Either way, the endorsement was something of a setback for Herman Badillo, the chairman of the City University of New York and another unannounced Republican candidate for mayor, who has been endorsed by, among others, the Bronx County Republicans and the New York Young Republican Club.
Palestinian and Israeli negotiators will continue to haggle over just how hard and firm the Annapolis commitment to final status negotiations should be, but the public endorsement of something like a timetable is a positive sign that Annapolis will be the starting point for substantive peace negotiations, Israeli, Arab and American officials said.
The Marley family had threatened to sue Universal Music Group (which owns the rights to many of Marley's popular songs) citing that giving Verizon Wireless exclusive use of Bob's material would be tantamount to an endorsement deal, something that the family was opposed to.
It's obvious that Obama is embracing Kerry's endorsement - something I'm not certain John Edwards would do if it had been offered.
Yes, but... could the trio's endorsement have something to do with the rift between Geffen and the Clintons, which widened when Geffen hosted a fundraiser for Obama in late 2007?
In a blog post announcing the new ability today, LinkedIn positions endorsements as something that can and should be done on the fly.
