Sentence examples for until it endorsed from inspiring English sources

Until it endorsed Hillary Clinton on Tuesday, the newspaper, founded in 1890, had never endorsed a Democrat over a Republican for president.

It is now associated with the United Nations Economic and Social Council, and until recently it endorsed the Earth Charter, a declaration of principles of sustainability that originated at the United Nations.

Where the new group, For a Better Chicago, could collide with labor may not become clear until it announces its endorsed candidates later this month.

An agreement to establish a regional criminal court by the African Union was only adopted in 2014 and will not go into operation until it is endorsed by 15 African countries.

The fund won't report back until next spring; even if it endorses the idea and the considerable technical issues can be worked out, any global levy will still run into the brick wall of Washington.

That acceptance provoked sharp criticism from hard-liners until it was publicly endorsed by Khamenei.

Tom Dine has said that the lobby's tacit position is "We'll work against it until it happens". After Obama endorsed the 1967 borders, AIPAC members called Congress to express outrage.

According to David Wasdell, who leads on feedback dynamics in coupled complex global systems for the European Commission's Global System Dynamics and Policy (GSDP) network, "Every word and line of the text previously submitted by the scientific community was examined and amended until it could be endorsed unanimously by the political representatives".

This was later called the Powell Doctrine, for General Colin Powell, its practitioner until he endorsed the inadequately manned invasion of Iraq four and a half years ago.

It looked as if Préval would be a mere footnote in the long political saga, until Aristide endorsed him for President, in 1996, and he won by a huge margin.

Until they endorsed Mitt Romney for president.