With five days remaining before the mayoral election, William C. Thompson Jr., the Democratic nominee, was endorsed on Thursday by Andrew M. Cuomo, the state attorney general and one of the most popular Democratic elected officials in the state.
He was endorsed on Wednesday by the Republican Majority for Choice; before that, he received the backing of Massachusetts Citizens for Life.
Zimbabwe's 92-year-old president, Robert Mugabe, was endorsed on Saturday as the ruling party's candidate in a national election scheduled for 2018.
One of them, proposed by the chairmen of President Obama's debt-reduction commission, Erskine Bowles and Alan Simpson, was endorsed on Friday by 11 of the 18 panel members.
Prayuth, who was endorsed on Monday by the king as the country's new ruler, warned opponents not to criticise or protest, saying Thailand could revert to the "old days" of turmoil and street violence if they did.
Only four members of the Shadow Cabinet have publicly backed Mr Corbyn's unilateralist stance, but it was endorsed on 1 November by the Scottish Labour Party, and the Labour leader has repeatedly said that his election victory gives him the "mandate" to challenge the existing policy.
In a more immediate competition, her Senate re-election campaign, Mrs. Clinton is scheduled to be endorsed on Monday by the abortion rights group Naral Pro-Choice New York, despite efforts she has made in recent months to find common ground with organizations that oppose abortion rights.
In 2004, four years after Greece's eurozone application had been endorsed on the basis of those statistics, the newly elected New Democracy government decided to change the method of recording defence equipment expenditure, so as to lighten the budgetary burden during its term of office.
One conception takes platitudes about x to be expressions that must be endorsed on pain of being linguistically incompetent with the application of the terms t1, …, tn used to talk about x (Nolan 2009).
