Sentence examples for refrain from endorsing from inspiring English sources
So I will refrain from endorsing that spot.
Nearly 30 clergy members, some leaders of denominations, signed a pledge recently vowing to refrain from endorsing candidates.
More clerics may join in endorsing the protestors; or, at least, they might refrain from endorsing Ahmedinejad.
Meanwhile, Jeb Bush, the former governor of Florida and someone who is also mentioned as a potential late entrant, said Sunday that he would refrain from endorsing in the presidential primary there.
But to placate religious conservatives, the district, Anoka-Hennepin County, also stated that teachers must be absolutely neutral on questions of sexual orientation and refrain from endorsing gay parenting.
While endowed newspapers would need to refrain from endorsing candidates for public office, they would still be free to participate forcefully in the debate over issues of public importance.
Still, the West has generally refrained from endorsing the results of elections in these countries.
Russia last year refrained from endorsing any presidential candidate in Abkhazia after heavy-handed interference in 2004 backfired.
Reagan refrained from endorsing his vice president, George H. W. Bush, until the elder Bush had sewn up the Republican nomination in 1988.
Yet the Israeli prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, the leader of the hawkish Likud Party, has refrained from endorsing such a proposal.
In 2008, Mr. Bush refrained from endorsing a candidate in the Republican presidential contest until Mr. Romney dropped out and endorsed Senator John McCain of Arizona.
