Sentence examples for a trusted official from inspiring English sources
Sir Gus has been a trusted official for three decades, prospering under every prime minister from John Major on.
He was a trusted official of President Charles de Gaulle, who had ordered him to "hold Paris" against the Algerian protests.
Ignorant voters can look to cues, such as political party or a trusted official, to effectively emulate the behavior of their better-informed counterparts.
There were many prominent women at court during and after Wu's reign, including Shangguan Wan'er (664 710), a female poet, writer, and trusted official in charge of Wu's private office.
Over 80% of the participants trusted official sources (Ministry of Health, health agencies, scientists, or specialist colleagues) to provide reliable information about vaccine benefits and risks (Table 2).
Multivariable logistic regressions of the dichotomized score showed that GPs recommended vaccines frequently when they felt comfortable explaining their benefits and risks to patients (OR = 1.87; 1.35–2.59), or trusted official sources of information highly (OR = 1.40; 1.40–1.40).
But as the euro crisis intensifies and the potential bills for Germany mount, she would be imprudent not to be considering a Plan B. Drafted in utmost secrecy by a few trusted officials for the chancellor's eyes only, this is what the memorandum outlining a contingency plan might say.TO: Angela Merkel FROM: ??? SUBJECT: Plan BTHE CURRENT IMPASSEI.
A trust official said trustees were about to launch "the biggest ever version" of the research and public consultation work they regularly carry out.
Except for some trusted officials and state journalists, most Cubans are banned from accessing the Internet at home.
Most practitioners place trust in those who recommend vaccines such as the Chief Medical Officers of Health, public health practitioners, medical journals and other trusted officials.
The marriage was personally arranged by King Henry I, to whom Miles was a trusted royal official.
