According to the American Association of University Professors, some public universities in states with such laws require speakers and other contractors to "sign a statement pledging that they do not now, nor will they in the future, endorse B.D.S". It's hard to think of comparable speech restrictions on any other subject.
"We have to save our county for the future". Besides endorsing a half-cent sales tax increase, Argyros said county supervisors must look to trim the budget further than the $188 million in cuts already proposed by Chief Executive Officer William J. Popejoy.
We have a number of democrats who we hope in the very near future will endorse the platform.
The Bush administration could also help prevent future problems by endorsing the 1997 Kyoto accord on greenhouse gases.
"Her track record is abysmal," said Sarah McCall, a director at Women for Tennessee's Future, which is endorsing progressive female candidates.
Maybe he thought he was going to lay down his marker on the race (and on conservative politics, and maybe on a future job?) by endorsing Newt Gingrich, whom he called a "conservative visionary".
I think his campaign did massive damage to a huge number of his younger followers in regards to future voter participation by endorsing Clinton.
But for Jordan, with its sensitivity to the occasional talk in Israel of Jordan as an alternative homeland for the Palestinians, the General Assembly vote laid down an important marker by endorsing a future independent Palestinian state.
By throwing in the towel on economics and putting the end of free movement before Britain's future prosperity, they are endorsing Ukip's sugar-daddy, Arron Banks, in accepting that the huge economic cost of doing so is "a price worth paying".
Ms. Combs, trying to establish her bona fides with the party's conservatives as well as tending her statewide network for a future race, also endorsed Mr. Christian.
