Sentence examples for given endorsements from inspiring English sources

Account of a meeting of the Endorsers Club, made up of people who have given endorsements for advertising purposes.

Grover G. Norquist, president of Americans for Tax Reform and James C. Dobson, chairman of Focus on the Family, have also given endorsements.

By Corey Ford The New Yorker, May 11 , 1929P. 19 Account of a meeting of the Endorsers Club, made up of people who have given endorsements for advertising purposes.

It said Savile was given "endorsement from the very highest level of society" after then prime minister Margaret Thatcher appointed him in an official fundraising role at Stoke Mandeville Hospital where he raped or assaulted at least 63 patients, staff and visitors.

In an age when players are celebrated as superstars, given endorsement deals and featured in commercials before averaging double figures in points or winning a round of games in the playoffs, the Pistons believe they can be an example.

YN participated in the design of the study, made the instruments (translated English version to Japanese), negotiated with Okayama Medical and Dental Practitioner's Association to be given endorsement, collected the data, performed the statistical analyses, and drafted the manuscript.

At the same time, he avoided making deals or giving endorsements.

Two senior Senate Republicans likewise gave endorsements, echoing the argument of Obama transition officials that Mr. Geithner's failures were innocent mistakes or technicalities.

This study examined the rate of endorsement of mastery-avoidance goal items by elite college baseball players and explored the explanations given for endorsements, to evaluate how the players understood the items and their own responses to them.

The two sides have given lukewarm endorsements.

In January, 2008, she endorsed Obama in a speech at American University, and although she had given many endorsement speeches before, she was quite awkward, charmingly so.