Sentence examples for has often endorsed from inspiring English sources

While Mr. Koch has often endorsed Republicans, Mr. Donovan said he believed such endorsements would help establish him as an independent figure free of political entanglements, in contrast to Mr. Schneiderman, who won his primary with the support of powerful labor unions like S.E.I.U.

She has often endorsed the FARC's stated goals of a Colombia where wealth was distributed more equally.

The meeting, Mr. Bartlett said, was chiefly about Mr. Bush's education plan, which Mr. Chambers has often endorsed.

On Wednesday, Assemblyman Dov Hikind, a leader in the Orthodox community and a Democrat who has often endorsed Republican candidates, plans to endorse Mr. Turner, who has also been endorsed by former Mayors Edward I. Koch, a Democrat, and Rudolph W. Giuliani, a Republican.

When problems have erupted publicly, the board has often endorsed half-measures, not wholesale change.

In addition, their economic advisers have often endorsed the mercantilist argument that America needs gargantuan banks to compete with large foreign competitors.

Some Republican leaders praised the Supreme Court decision in the January case, Citizens United v. Federal Election Committee, calling it an affirmation of free speech, but at the same time, Republicans have often endorsed more disclosure as the key to a campaign finance overhaul.

But Lula has often seemed to endorse him.

He has often spotted fake accounts endorsing products -- like no-name hair gel, or quick weight-loss programs -- that the celebrity wouldn't want to associate with.

"I think that Rev. Sharpton remains an icon in the black community in New York," said State Senator David A. Paterson, a Democrat from Manhattan who has often supported Mr. Sharpton but who has endorsed Mr. Kerry's campaign.

The trouble is, many developing countries are nowhere near that point.Rich-country governments and, until recently, the International Monetary Fund have often seemed reluctant to endorse this notion.