Sentence examples for reverse endorsement from inspiring English sources

Or the Fed chairman could use his biannual visits to Capitol Hill for his monetary policy reports to announce inflation targets and get a sort of reverse endorsement from Congress.

Romney recently picked up an unintended reverse endorsement, of a sort, from the Club for Growth, a millionaires' club super PAC that would normally be a natural friend to the likes of him.

If they stall, some Arab diplomats say the league could withdraw its offer of 2002 to accept a comprehensive peace with Israel in exchange for its withdrawal to the 1967 lines.The Arabs say they may reverse their endorsement of the talks.

They denounced Mr. Trump's words but did not reverse their endorsements.

Standing on the Senate floor, Senator Byrd stated that he would reverse his previous endorsement of the flag amendment -- which he said had resulted from "shock" over the Supreme Court decision -- and would now oppose the measure.

In fact, it would be irresponsible to delay the transition away from dirty fossil fuels with the expectation that the Supreme Court will reverse its consistent endorsement of EPA's duty to limit emissions.

With that, the mayor reversed his reflexive endorsement of a civilian trial in Foley Square as a splendid idea, even a just one.

"When viewers see celebrities they've known for years endorsing a product that might seem a bit marginal," Professor Thompson said, "they think, whether it's true or not, 'They don't need the money, so this must be something they really believe in.' " This is especially true in the field that is ground zero for older celebrity endorsements: reverse mortgages.

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If you were considering a reverse mortgage, which celebrity's endorsement would you believe the most?

McCain had meant to withhold his endorsement from Graf but reversed himself for the sake of a Republican majority in the House and his own relations with his party in his home state.