Sentence examples for never before endorsed from inspiring English sources

"Countries that have never before endorsed family planning – such as Myanmar [Burma] and Uganda – are now holding national conferences on the subject.

Ms. Calderon belongs to a party most often allied with the Democrats, and said she had never before endorsed a Republican.

The union has consistently talked about the need to improve the nation's teaching force, but has never before proposed or endorsed such a high series of hurdles.

Barack Obama before endorsing him in the 2008 election.

And the role of superdelegate came under fire during the contentious primary as never before because so many of them endorsed Clinton months before Democratic primary and caucus participants even got a chance to weigh in.

Visiting Billy Graham is something of an obligatory pilgrimage for presidents and White House hopefuls, but he has never before been so openly political by apparently endorsing one of the candidates.

When LL Cool J filmed his 1997 commercial for the Gap, it was a milestone: never before had a rapper been called on to endorse as mainstream an apparel company.

It is not as though they did not put up a fight; they went all out as never before: The Rev. Billy Graham dropped any pretense of nonpartisanship and all but endorsed Mitt Romney for president.

Never before in living memory have such large swathes of public and expert opinion endorsed policies and positions long advanced by the progressive end of the political spectrum.

Every Voice, which used to be known as Public Campaign Action Fund, has endorsed candidates from both parties in congressional and state elections in the past, but never before has it inserted itself into a presidential race.

Ms. Cecconi said abortion, never before a school board issue, became one in that race, with Mrs. Bachmann charging that Ms. Cecconi and other board members had been "endorsed by Planned Parenthood".