Sentence examples for which endorses from inspiring English sources

"If we had been consulted, we would have said, 'Let this play out.' " The endorsement also drew a rebuke from Emily's List, which endorses only women who support abortion rights and which has endorsed Mrs. Clinton.

A shoe company like Nike, which endorses James, will sometimes offer more money to athletes in larger markets.

So Whitman has adjusted her schedule to spend more time talking about E.P.A.'s Energy Star program, which endorses products that reduce energy use.

Andy Burnham, Labour's shadow Health Secretary, said: "We welcome this bold and timely report which endorses Labour's call for a new settlement for the NHS and the full integration of health and social care.

I disagree, however, with your Oct. 30 editorial "The Bloated Nuclear Weapons Budget," which endorses an American reduction to 1,000 nuclear weapons, even if other countries do not reduce at all.

Yang was among the first victims of a new "judicial interpretation", announced this month, which endorses jail sentences of up to three years for users who write "defamatory" posts that are forwarded more than 500 times.

Sali appealed to the civil courts, which endorsed her claim.

The Arab League, which endorsed NATO's attack on Muammar Qaddafi, is silently hedging its bets.

The regulatory legislation is a top priority of the Obama administration, which endorsed the House bill.

In Britain, The Economist, which endorsed George W. Bush for president, has been less than enthusiastic.

The Independence Party, which endorsed Charles E. Schumer that year, drew 109,000 votes in 1998.