So Whitman has adjusted her schedule to spend more time talking about E.P.A.'s Energy Star program, which endorses products that reduce energy use.
He was seldom a beguiling writer or a career power-broker, but he laid down an approach that has been hugely influential and which endorses the virtues of "entertainment" cinema.
Other voluntary, pledge-based certification programs include Phil Boise's GreenCare for Children program, which currently endorses 60 providers in Santa Barbara County and another 15 nationwide, and Indiana's 5-Star Childcare program, which endorses 80 providers within that state.
In 1986, Hotze signed the manifesto of an evangelical Christian group called the Coalition on Revival, which endorses the idea that "the ultimate cause of all disease, deformity, disability, and death is the sin of Adam and Eve".
"Is there a chance the books are being cooked?" asked Steven J. Ross of New York, after noting that The Times, which endorsed Clinton, had her further ahead in the delegate count than others did.
A day after praising much of President Bush's energy plan, James P. Hoffa, the Teamsters' president, said yesterday that his union, which endorsed Al Gore for president, would begin taking a more bipartisan approach to politics.
Moreover, it would seem to require that the rational attitudes which endorse ruling be ruling, which would in turn require that the rational attitudes are at least on the path toward determining what really is good for the person.
The Brown case, before the Warren court, was about overturning the "separate but equal" law of the land, which endorsed school segregation that was hardly equal for blacks.
The Independence Party, which endorsed Charles E. Schumer that year, drew 109,000 votes in 1998.
which endorse illiberal policies and values.
