Sentence examples for historically endorsed from inspiring English sources

Maybe Republicans would go along with that, notwithstanding their aversion to government spending, as long as the money took the form of reinsurance – which the House and Senate bills already propose – or the kinds of tax breaks that Republicans have historically endorsed.

In addition, the recent emergence of antimicrobial drug resistance among clinical isolates of S. pneumoniae has raised considerable concern that a number of drugs historically endorsed by national treatment guidelines may no longer be effective.

(The union historically endorses the Democratic nominee, but this year it said its membership was too conflicted).

Historically, the palace has endorsed most coups.

What was surprising was not that this historically solid Democratic union endorsed Mr. Schumer but that it anguished so much over it all.

Many feminists have historically disagreed and have endorsed the sex/ gender distinction.

It's bona fides like that which give Forman license to complicate our memory of the "war on drugs", and to issue the following warning: "In terms of addressing crime issues in the black community, the dominant political class has historically refused to endorse the full slate of reforms along lines of education, economic security, housing, etc, necessary to address the root causes.

Pastors in a number of the historically black churches all but openly endorsed Mr. Obama.

The historically conservative San Diego Union-Tribune has endorsed Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton over her "vengeful, dishonest and impulsive" Republican opponent, Donald Trump.

A product that has historically being purchased by older women being endorsed by a rugged actor reeks of forced messaging.

Not surprisingly, Hillary Clinton - who's been historically close to media conglomerates and was endorsed for Senate by Rupert Murdoch - was not present.