Sentence examples for whose endorsements from inspiring English sources

Some cardinals are considered long shots as candidates, but they could still play kingmakers whose endorsements carry great weight.

Last week, Wildstein testified Christie's office used the rich and powerful Port Authority to reward local Democratic officials whose endorsements were sought during Christie's 2013 re-election campaign.

Yet few players have had a cuddlier image than Ortiz, whose endorsements include a children's video game with his cartoon likeness on the box.

Mr. Cody would not comment on Counsel's clients, but the seven clients whose endorsements are listed on its Web site include five New York firms.

Mr. Obama was flanked by Senator Edward M. Kennedy and Caroline Kennedy, whose endorsements last year helped him win the Democratic nomination.

Other lobbyists serve on one of Mr. Romney's policy advisory teams, have hosted fund-raisers for his campaign or have joined the many influential Republicans whose endorsements Mr. Romney's campaign has hailed.

He arrogantly sent what he called a "professional courtesy message" to Chaplain Barrett's ecclesiastical endorsing agent (the civilian religious entity without whose endorsement a chaplain cannot serve in the military), telling them that his writing about Chaplain Barrett's "sin" on worldnetdaily.com was "a necessity" because "public sin must be handled publicly".

Mr. Bloomberg paid the state Independence Party, whose endorsement he had won, $1.2 million last year.

In June, Clinton met with ten Democratic activists whose endorsement Hillary covets.

She will also embarrass Sarah Palin, whose endorsement of Mr. Miller pushed him to prominence.

Those "cool kids" are the prominent bloggers or influential Twitterers whose endorsement could be valuable.