Sentence examples for endorsing which from inspiring English sources
TheHill.com is keeping an up-to-date list of which members of U.S. Congress are publicly endorsing which presidential candidates.
21, 2013 — the day after President Obama was sworn in for his second term — it's hard to keep tabs on just who is endorsing which candidate, at least as far as the sports world is concerned.
In her brief remarks, Ms. Brewer twice used the word "conservative" to describe Arizona's Medicaid program, a managed-care system whose cost per patient is $680 less than the national average, and the bill she was endorsing, which would extend Medicaid coverage to anyone who made up to 133 percent of the federal poverty line.
Even his best news in months — an endorsement this week by Bob Vander Plaats, a prominent social conservative leader here — was muddled by controversy over whether Mr. Vander Plaats had been seeking contributions from the candidates that he considered endorsing, which he denied.
In 2011, the Student Centred Learning Policy was endorsed which unequivocally stipulates amongst all, the navigation of learning on part of the student themselves.
The step that Mr. Reid has endorsed, which he said all but two or three Democratic senators support, would not affect filibusters of legislation or judicial nominees.
It is refuting the pretense that the United Nations sets meaningful parameters to wars it authorizes — or endorses, which is quite different.
Ms. Feinstein then tried to explain an alternate measure she has endorsed, which calls for a slightly later timeline in reducing carbon emissions.
Needless to say, McChrystal's "Team America" regards the US as having no allies in Afghanistan, a view Hastings endorses, which is also revealing in itself.
They will take the texts that the negotiators have prepared for them and decide which of the various options in those texts they can endorse, which reject, which compromise over.
On Thursday, Baltimore teachers voted down a new contract that Ms. Weingarten had endorsed, which would have based pay in large part on how successful teachers are in the classroom rather than on seniority.
