Sentence examples similar to papers endorsing from inspiring English sources

Yesterday four of Scotland's Sunday papers endorsed the SNP - the first time it has won any media endorsement.

But in 1997, two of Mr. Murdoch's papers endorsed Tony Blair for prime minister.

By that measure, 0 out of 331 geology papers endorsed the theory, meaning the consensus is 0% and clearly plate tectonics is a hoax.

To support his argument, he states that in the 2011 federal election most Torstar papers endorsed Harper while, this year, all the dailies came out for the Trudeau.

Although several Murdoch papers endorsed Mr. Rudd during his first successful run for the leadership in 2007, they quickly soured on his positions toward big business, like a proposed tax on mining profits and an emissions trading plan.

The traditional method of doing this is to release white papers, endorsed (or written) by confidence-inspiring experts, and refer to them when asked what the candidate will do on a particularly vast or tricky policy.

Most liberally oriented papers endorse the Democrat, while most conservative papers endorse the Republican.

At least seven of those papers endorsed President Bush in 2004.

An editorial prominently displayed by the papers endorsed Democrat Doug Jones in the Senate race.

Many authoritative reports and papers endorse the connection between toxic chemicals, radiation and breast cancer risk, including the Endocrine Society, President's Cancer Panel Report: Reducing Environmental Cancer Risk, the Institute of Medicine, and the Interagency Breast Cancer and Environmental Research Coordinating Committee.

Professor Mankiw co-wrote a 2011 paper endorsing policies like those the Fed has pursued as the best way for government to enliven the economy.