Sentence examples for if endorsed from inspiring English sources

Even if endorsed by the BMA, we are likely to reject it out of hand.

Mr Bouteflika had promised that he would only take office if endorsed by a decisive majority from a high turnout.

And yet, such claims could prove potent ammunition for the pro-Europeans nevertheless, especially if endorsed by more people at the top of big companies.

If endorsed, the constitution would grant more autonomy to remote regions and pave the way for a multi-party general election.

The new agreement, if endorsed by Congress, would approve a multiyear plan assuring stability and continuity in the programs, although Congress would continue to appropriate the financing on a yearly basis.

"A person who runs for school board doesn't have to come before the committee, but if endorsed, it means something," Bonnie Beck, a former member of the selection committee, said in a telephone interview.

Jon Pareles of Rolling Stone wrote, "Madonna shows up in the album's first song, 'Me Against the Music', as if endorsing Spears's foray into come-hither posing and club-land beats".

"It was almost as if it endorsed his behaviour.

Asked if he endorsed Obama, he said: "Yes".

So I asked him if he endorsed the report.

If he endorsed a Democrat, 10,000 people listen".