Sentence examples for time for endorsing from inspiring English sources

Madonna has again been criticised on her world tour, this time for endorsing Obama at New Orleans concert and imploring fans to vote for him.

"We have taken the view that it is time for endorsing a different approach," said Shirley Cramer, chief executive of the Royal Society.

And in a New York magazine interview this month Bloomberg applauded The New York Times for endorsing Christine Quinn and Joe Lhota as their favorite candidates in the Democratic and Republican primaries, respectively.

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

Two years later, the group's leader, Nabil Sahraoui, issued a statement for the first time endorsing "Osama bin Laden's jihad against the heretic America" and expressing his desire that the group join Al Qaeda.

The editorial page of The New York Times is endorsing George E. Pataki today for a third term as governor.

Qualitative analysis revealed that informants had a difficult time endorsing very negative items, for example, "I had lost my faith" or "I was hopeless".

Richard Rorty, for a time, also endorsed eliminative materialism.

After returning from his visit to Washington, Netanyahu delivered a speech in which, for the first time, he endorsed a two-state solution, but his language remained as unyielding as ever.

New blended starch nanofibers retained their physical shape after keeping in the enzyme solution for a long time which endorses high stability after cross-linking.

On the much less leafy streets of Harlesden, Brent Central, where a "knife bin" stood yards from one polling station, former artilleryman Albert Karonga was delighted to be voting for the first time and endorsed the Tories as the party of the "working class".