Sentence examples for office endorsed from inspiring English sources

Sharon Watts, president of Moms Demands Action, part of the Everytown umbrella network, said the organisation has a grassroots network in every state, and is campaigning for 78 candidates running for federal office endorsed by Everytown.

Chad Kolton, spokesman for the Office of Management and Budget at the White House, said that administration officials are pleased that the budget office endorsed White House forecasts of a halved deficit within five years.

The Kings Highway Democratic Club in Brooklyn, which has backed Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani in his previous bids for public office, endorsed him again yesterday, saying that even though he is a Republican he is better qualified than his Democratic opponent, Hillary Rodham Clinton, in their race for United States Senate.

The President, he said, would now be experiencing the particular satisfaction that comes from re-election: from a record in office endorsed or at least tolerated by the people.

Former House Speaker John Boehner, who preceded Ryan in the office, endorsed that idea earlier this year.

President Nelson Mandela's office endorsed the decision as "sober and humane," as did the African National Congress and Nobel laureate Bishop Desmond Tutu.

A: McCain in 2000, following eight years of a Democrat in office, endorsing Bush.

We anticipate that this project could lead to colleges across the country—including many of the 120 admissions offices endorsing Turning the Tide—adopting systems that more effectively assess key virtues and motivate students to be more generous, future-minded, reliable, and diligent.

After the election, Chico remained involved in the runoff elections for other city offices, endorsing a candidate for 25th Ward alderman.

The Pennsylvania attorney general's office has endorsed the agreement.

The Trenton police and the Mercer County sheriff and prosecutor's office have endorsed the cards.