Sentence examples for has always endorsed from inspiring English sources

The SDLP has always endorsed the principle of consent.

Torre has always endorsed his coaches as managerial candidates, and he did so with Mattingly.

Her husband had always endorsed a three-man plan of promotion.

The AFL CIO remained neutral, after having always endorsed the Democratic presidential candidate in the past.

The African National Congress, the majority party in government since the first democratic elections, had always endorsed the concept of mid-level workers while one minister of health was particularly instrumental in driving the implementation of the clinical associate programme.

Insofar as Jack Bauer's threats and violence often motivate perps to provide desperately needed information, "24" has always gone beyond depicting torture to endorsing it as a tool in the fight against terror.

Set up with a remit to be radical, Channel 4 has always been more concerned with challenging than endorsing traditional family values.

I believe that slavery has always been evil, no matter which sacred text endorses it.

I wanted to say something else: bad, very misguided journalism has always existed, way before pageview slaves were born (newspapers endorsing Hitler, anyone?), and that some good (even great) writing has always — always — coexisted with the very bad.

But the 1967 border issue has always been privately understood, not spoken publicly, and certainly not publicly endorsed by a sitting American president.

And yet in other instances — "The art of verbal play has always been a vehicle of self-expression for black men" — she appears to endorse such a view.