Sentence examples for specific endorsements from inspiring English sources

Although this is a general call to arms, we also offer specific endorsements in three particularly hard-fought races in districts that include the Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan and Staten Island.

But the wars of the Bush years finally brought Springsteen off the political sidelines, and into the realm of specific endorsements and campaigning.

Its volunteers can't stump for specific candidates, and the group can't lobby or make specific endorsements.

Marbury was especially bothered over two specific endorsement-related incidents.

No specific endorsement form the University of California should be inferred.

But he sidestepped efforts by Republicans to elicit a specific endorsement from him of President Bush's proposed $1.6 trillion tax cut.

Specific endorsement rates of postconcussion-like symptoms ranged from 31.2% to 85.6% for symptoms rated mild or greater, and from 10.9% to 57.8% for symptoms rated moderate-to-severe.

Though he got no specific endorsement for military strikes in Afghanistan, including none from Mr. Putin, Mr. Bush could claim a measure of diplomatic success here simply because he prevented any major defections from his informal coalition.

Douglas Carswell, the newly elected Ukip MP for Clacton, declined to offer a specific endorsement of Farage's call for a ban on migrants with HIV from entering the UK.

My colleagues, Patrick Wintour and Nicholas Watt, have this story on tensions between Nigel Farage and Douglas Carswell when the newly elected Ukip MP declined to offer a specific endorsement of his leader's call for a ban on migrants with HIV from entering the UK.

Asked whether he planned to vote in the presidential election, Mr. Blankfein evaded any specific endorsement, saying he considered himself a "Rockefeller Republican" who veered to fiscal conservatism but was progressive on social issues.