Sentence examples similar to points for endorsing from inspiring English sources

This month, President Obama made a point of endorsing him.

One more issue from last night that didn't get a fair hearing: At one point, President Obama criticized Romney for endorsing an effort to bring back corporate profits earned overseas.

Dozens of companies and scores of governments won greenie points at last year's UN Climate Summit for endorsing the New York Declaration on Forests and aiming to end deforestation.

There's no point to endorsing "Hyde Park on Hudson" — nor, for that matter, to disparaging it.

The SIP physical items are scored on a dichotomous scale with 1 point for each endorsed item statement.

For endorsed MLEs, respondents were asked to assess stress level on a 5-point Likert scale (1=¡°not at all¡±/5=¡°very¡±).

For Coulter, at this point, endorsing and explaining Trump is a form of existential brand maintenance.

At various points, he has endorsed ideas like single-payer health insurance that are too liberal even for many Democrats.

Longuenesse's view on this point is endorsed and elaborated in Allison (2001, ch. 1); for criticism, and an alternative approach, see Ginsborg (2006).

This point was endorsed by Breitenmoser.

He scored even more points for inducing the Turkish-Cypriots to endorse a UN plan for Cyprus (which was rejected by Greek-Cypriots).