Significados de public endorsement en inglés

Buccaneers chairman Irvin Khoza offered Mokwena a public endorsement despite recent results.

So this public endorsement from a leading ANC presidential candidate is gratifying.

The referendum is designed to show public endorsement for the decision.

Susie Orbach's public endorsement of the Dove campaign suggested to me tactical feminist pragmatism.

In reality, Vladimir Putin's public endorsement ended all debate.

In contrast, public endorsement of the Mubarak dictatorship could discredit him in their eyes far more quickly.

With public endorsement the new police service will transform Northern Ireland and set itself apart from the RUC.

Chairwoman of the African Union Commission Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma, however, became the first candidate to earn a public endorsement.

The Government, which may pick up half of the construction cost, has moved from frosty scepticism to public endorsement.

If this book adds to your fame, you might be able to give a public endorsement of my husband's candidacy.

The Australian reports Mr Sharma called Mr Turnbull himself on Thursday night in a desperate last-ditch attempt to secure a public endorsement.

Some activists insist on a sudden, radical decarbonisation; other voices want a more managed adjustment which preserves living standards, and therefore public endorsement.

The former Penrith talent was back in the headlines this week after wife Shanelle's strong public endorsement of anti-vaccination on social media went viral.

The independent directors of Tata Motors did not give Mistry a unanimous public endorsement though, and opted to avoid taking sides in the feud.

He built churches and monasteries, and even went on a pilgrimage to Rome, which in those days was almost certain to win public endorsement.

And that concern was amplified by last Thursday's public endorsement of Ms McAleese by the Sinn Fein president, Mr Gerry Adams, as his preferred candidate.