Sentence examples for was quickly endorsed from inspiring English sources

Ms. Ruff, 56, a lawyer and business executive, was quickly endorsed by Gov. Kathleen Sebelius, a fellow Democrat.

The fatwa was quickly endorsed by the grand mufti of Egypt, Naser Farid Wasel, who is considered a leader of politically moderate Islamic clerics in the region.

The deal was quickly endorsed by the Justice Department, which filed suit two years ago to force Northwest to give up the stake.

His view was quickly endorsed by the nation's real estate agents, a potent lobbying force who were successful in getting the first-time buyer's tax credit extended and broadened.

Their choice was quickly endorsed by the Senate majority leader, Tom Daschle, who had advised that the abbreviated campaign -- there are just 35 days until the election -- would favor a candidate with experience, fund-raising ability and name recognition.

Mr. Blumenthal, 63, was quickly endorsed by Democratic leaders from Hartford to Washington, who hope that his high name recognition, untarnished reputation and popularity among voters will allow them to defend the seat in November against a Republican Party that had aggressively worked to defeat Mr. Dodd.

They were quickly endorsed by their elders and sought after by their peers.

"There will be no congressional earmarks," Rep. David Obey, D-Wis., and Sen. Robert Byrd, D-W.Va., said Monday in a statement announcing their plans, which were quickly endorsed by incoming Speaker Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., and soon-to-be Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, D- Nev.

Bradford's claims were quickly endorsed by anonymous editorial writers in newspapers across the west.

Sakellarides insisted that his nation's proposals were "quickly endorsed" but would be further revised during technical talks.

When the nomination was sealed, Tubbs Jones quickly endorsed Obama; in July, she cut short a vacation in Martha's Vineyard so she could campaign with him in her district.