For example, Chase has a promotion on Facebook that implicitly uses a person's friends to endorse its credit cards.
Pharmaceutical firm Ortho-McNeil, a subsidiary of Johnson & Johnson, signed Debra McGuire, a stylist who dresses NBC's Friends cast, to endorse a new case for its Ortho-Tri-Cyclen birth control pill.
As the primary contest between Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders intensified, friends urged Brown to endorse one of the two, but he remained neutral.
This can be someone you've bought or sold with, or just a friend that you want to endorse.
And, the gas tax holiday proposal drove Friends of the Earth to endorse Obama.
"I consider Governor Perry a friend, and I am proud to endorse his campaign for president".
Mr. Hagel, who once seemed certain to endorse his friend's candidacy if he did not seek the presidency himself, declined to say whether their differences on Iraq would keep him from supporting Mr. McCain.
He crossed the political Rubicon by appearing at the Republican National Convention in 2008 to endorse his friend John McCain.
His first test comes on March 18th, when Pasok's "friends and supporters" are due to endorse him as leader by turning up at a polling station and paying €2 for a ballot paper (to cover the cost of the election, supposedly).
The party had planned to endorse Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani, who is a close friend of Raymond Harding, the party chairman.
