Mr. O'Sullivan, who mostly endorses Democrats but will back Republicans, is far from making any endorsement for president for 2004, and union officials said yesterday that an invitation to the White House would hardly make up his mind.
His generation - middle-aged - mostly endorsed his gloom.
But that merely makes her calm, mostly endorsed by other politicians, the more admirable yesterday.
Speaking during a weekend trip to Wuhan in south-central China, Mr. Wen mostly endorsed existing policies but also indicated a new willingness to countenance economic stimulus.
Mr. Romney implied he'd handle foreign aid differently from the Obama administration, but mostly endorsed policies already in place like using aid money to foster free enterprise.
The author of a Labour-commissioned review, Fair Society, Healthy Lives, whose recommendations the Tories have (mostly) endorsed, keeps saying he's not party political ("I am a simple doctor") while making it clear that he thinks the coalition's use of "fairness" while making very unfair cuts is, well, unfair.
However, after analyses, I found my students were mostly endorsing their sources and so I mostly consider writer stance in terms of endorsing the external voice.
The second threshold specifies the location on the latent distress dimension where the probability of endorsing mostly and always becomes higher than endorsing sometimes.
"Since I came to these shores over 30 years ago, Britain has become much more European," he told the dinner audience in Blenheim Palace, a mix of the global crowd mostly inclined to endorse his multilateral case.
Though it is an obscure office — mostly relegated to endorsing candidates and selecting the county party's leader — Mr. Restler's path to victory raised eyebrows among those who know that Mr. Lopez's role as a kingmaker in local races is almost never challenged.
