Sentence examples for endorsing who from inspiring English sources

Such evidence has supported calls for the regulation of broadcast advertising of foods to children, and in 2010 the World Health Assembly passed a resolution endorsing WHO recommendations to 'reduce both the exposure of children to, and power of, marketing of foods high in saturated fats, trans-fatty acids, free sugars or salt', and urging member states to implement the recommendations.

And Jim Ammerman was also the chaplain endorser who revoked the CFGC endorsement of Don Larsen, the chaplain who converted from Christianity to Wicca.

Zhao Wei, for example, is a Chinese actor, investor and brand-endorser who is an estimated net-worth billionaire, partly by virtue of her marriage.

All five of the candidates he endorsed – who included three Tory donors and one former Conservative minister – were rejected by an independent appointments panel.

Sitting in a windowless office at Mr. Gingrich's Manchester campaign office on Sunday morning, as volunteers raced up and down the halls, Mr. Paladino acknowledged he was not a traditional endorser who would dutifully recite talking points.

"For most food companies that feature a chef, the chef is really just a celebrity endorser who is managing tons of low-level prep cooks in a factory-like environment.

He seems to view the candidate he endorsed (who is now polling in the single digits after an almost comically disastrous campaign) in similar terms.

You have television stars endorsing foods who know nothing about pet food.

Even the organizers of this event said they were not necessarily endorsing those who had chosen to display their goods.

Those members are responsible for endorsing women who would make great directors on tech boards.

Seward gave a major speech on the eve of the election, endorsing Grant, who was easily elected.