Sentence examples for time endorsed from inspiring English sources

One of the Democrats' first acts was adopting a party platform that for the first time endorsed same-sex marriage.

Even the Supreme Court, which in 2008 strongly affirmed a broad right to bear arms, at the same time endorsed prohibitions on gun ownership "by felons and the mentally ill".

MOSCOW — The world's richest economies for the first time endorsed a blueprint on Friday to curb widely used tax avoidance strategies that allow some multinational corporations to pay only a pittance in income taxes.

House Republicans moved swiftly today to transform President Bush's energy plan into legislation as a committee for the first time endorsed the White House plan to drill for oil in an Arctic wildlife refuge.

In 1896, the Democratic Party platform for the first time endorsed an income tax, "so that the burdens of taxations may be equally and impartially laid, to the end that wealth may bear its due proportion of the expenses of the Government".

In the Bronx, for example, Representative Eliot L. Engel is facing a challenge from State Senator Larry B. Seabrook in a race in which the Democratic Party organization in the district has for the first time endorsed the insurgent rather than the veteran Congressman.

In 2007 and 2008, she ventured into politics for the first time, endorsing Obama.

The most popular basketball player of all time endorsing the presidential bid of a one-time Knick.

If our sportsmen spent less time endorsing products and more time working on their technique, would they be better at what they do?

He lost no time endorsing his new partners' concerns about the massive influx of foreign assets currently plaguing emerging countries, where yields are higher than in developed nations.

Having been oddly (and wimpishly) neutral in 1945-51, the paper then endorsed the Conservatives in 1955 and 1959 before, for the first and (so far) only time, endorsing Labour in 1964.