Sentence examples for explicit endorsement from from inspiring English sources

17] to win explicit endorsement from the Commonwealth of his plans to lead Britain into the European Common Market.

Osborne's backing for Heathrow was the most explicit endorsement from a major Westminster figure since the commission reported.

That same year, after carefully securing an explicit endorsement from the State Department, Mr. Snitow mounted the first extensive show of products and technology from the Soviet Union.

The fund proposal — which did not yet have explicit endorsement from Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany — would represent a shift for Germany, which has resisted providing financial assistance to countries that get in fiscal trouble because of bad policy decisions.

Adding a blog to a public blogroll, after all, is an explicit endorsement from readers rather than from other bloggers (linkers).

Mr. Bush himself refrained from any explicit endorsement of Mr. McCain on Monday, in keeping with what one adviser called "studious neutrality" during the Republican primaries and caucuses.

Then the Bishops Conference, perhaps to forestall a blizzard of competing pamphlets, all but banned third-party voter guides from parishes, requiring the explicit endorsement of the presiding bishop.

While aides said he never expected or sought a more explicit endorsement of military action during the meeting, the president hoped to use the statement from allies condemning Syria to leverage more domestic support, but he acknowledged that he had a "hard sell" and might fail to win over an American public that polls show still opposes a strike.

Mr. Obama's comments were his first explicit endorsement of his campaign's aggressive strategy attacking Bain Capital.

I do know that it's not an explicit endorsement of the party.

They claim the visit signals an "explicit endorsement" by Britain of human rights abuses.