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I want to re-endorse the fact that this is not a trivial issue. It is extremely serious.

In that context, his decision last night to re-endorse the Social Security overhaul plan from his last campaign was terrifying.

Nothing easier,' said Mr Carker, without any show of surprise, and taking up the pen to re-endorse the letter, as coolly as he had done before. '

Mr. Mirza said the men who were behind that statement to re-endorse the unendorsed candidates were no longer part of the coalition; they have said the same of him.

After the primary local delegates again convinced to reassess their endorsement and voted 61-18 on the first ballot to re-endorse Olson over Alison Krueger as a write in candidate.

The United Nations General Assembly voted unanimously to re-endorse the Action Program for Economic Recovery in Africa, first adopted in 1986 and now set to run to 1990.

He stroked Mitterand to get the French to re-endorse the NATO alliance and also agreed to adapt NATO, to make it less threatening and address Gorbachev's fears.

In October 2011 the Scottish Government announced that the Claim of Right will be brought before the Scottish Parliament to allow MSPs to re-endorse the claims of the sovereignty of the Scottish people.

Echoing other conservative voices, Father Berg said he believed that in the end, Benedict would make no changes but use the debate to "vigorously re-endorse ethically acceptable answers to the AIDS crisis, namely, the virtue of chastity and abstinence."

I believe that the account it provides, together with the actions initiated by the Ombudsman and the presence and influence that he has brought to bear since the post was introduced, vindicate and re-endorse the confidence shown by the European Parliament and give the best possible guarantee of the institution's future.