Sentence examples for assorted government from inspiring English sources
Their guests include a revolving door of assorted government officials and the media.
He now estimates that the average award will be $1.5 million after Congressionally mandated deductions for pensions, insurance and assorted government benefits.
Professor Feldman's cellphone now rings with calls from the Middle East and questions from assorted government deputy and assistant under secretaries.
Roughly a third of the Donkeys are soldiers (from sergeants to colonels), and the rest are civilians working in various C.P.A. divisions — force protection, trade, foreign affairs — through private contractors or assorted government agencies.
Between meetings with assorted government ministers who depend upon his counsel, he welcomed me to his modest mud-colored office in Bamako, wearing fashionable sunglasses and a black fez.
He carries two cellphones, Throughout a long day he juggles calls from his wife, his assistant, his son and assorted government bureaucrats, as well as the managers of his various businesses.
Its members include the United Nations, the World Health Organisation and ExxonMobil as well as the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation and assorted governments from big rich countries and small poor ones.
According to various online groups, over 100 journalists are being detained by assorted governments and regimes around the world.
Last summer, the United States attorney's office in Newark unveiled what officials called the biggest corruption sweep in the state's history, charging 44 people across multiple counties, including three mayors, two state lawmakers, a deputy mayor of Jersey City, assorted other government officials and political operatives and a group of rabbis.
So far, the gift shop revolutionaries remain a ragtag bunch of no more than 25 ranchers, veterans and assorted anti-government cranks and conspiracy theorists.
"We must convey an image nationally and worldwide that we're not cutting and running," emphasized Senator John Warner, Republican of Virginia, amid assorted panic-tinged government announcements not to panic.
