Sentence examples for openly endorse from inspiring English sources

And while American decathlete Bill Toomey lost his Olympic eligibility in 1964 for endorsing a nutritional supplement, now athletes openly endorse allergy medicines and blue jeans.

Nevertheless this appears to have been lost on several prominent London celebrities who have seen fit to openly endorse the advert.

The Arab League, which would always be reluctant to openly endorse the use of Western arms in the Middle East, has done enough, he suggested, by declaring that chemical weapons were used by Mr. Assad.

One of the very few celebrities willing to openly endorse Trump was Stephen Baldwin, former Celebrity Apprentice candidate most notable for directing a 2004 Christian-themed skateboarding DVD called Livin' It.

And more should be done to identify gay role-models for the greater community — high achievers who openly endorse their homosexuality, like Edwin Cameron (a judge on the constitutional court), Lynne Brown (a senior member of the African National Congress), Zackie Achmat (an AIDS activist) and Phumi Mthethwa (queer activist and researcher).

The administration made it clear that America would not openly endorse Mr Abe's desire to reinterpret the constitution in ways that give Japan the right to collective self-defence for inself-defence forinstanceome thethe abilitytoe United States in the event of an attacome

Hollande had openly endorsed Clinton.

Shehada openly endorsed armed attacks and suicide bombings.

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

And you'd be hard-pressed to find someone in this day and age that openly endorses animal testing.

You will know it if, as may well happen, sometime in October, the Bush clan tacitly or openly endorses Hillary.