Sentence examples for certainly official from inspiring English sources

The cults of Rome were certainly official in the city itself; they were supported out of the state treasury and by the devotion of the emperor, at least if he lived up to what everyone felt were his responsibilities.

Certainly, officials at the Securities and Exchange Commission and the Commodity Futures Trading Commission seemed confident they had established the causes of the crash and answered any final doubts, and the findings were welcomed by some in the markets.

"The president, but certainly officials overseas, need to know that they shouldn't count on the money," Barrasso told The Huffington Post in a brief interview.

Certainly, officials in Tanzania will have to rethink their plans for the highway, despite its being economically important for Tanzanians, if it will somehow be more ruinous to Kenyans than widespread rioting and murder sprees after every tainted election.

Neve implored Canadian officials to undertake further investigations with respect to Arar's case, "including other Syrian officials, certainly US officials who have never faced justice in any way for having subjecting Mr. Arar to an illegal rendition".

That's certainly the official line.

And there is certainly no official plan for a referendum.

Certainly the official line used to be that London's development should be restrained so that the shires would not be left behind.

"Otaiba's remarks may or may not be a gaffe but they certainly reflect official thinking in Abu Dhabi," said Christopher Davidson, a Gulf expert at Durham University.

"The comment is paradoxical because a lot of his works, certainly his official Soviet works, are lodged in time and space like no others".

The deaths of 11 men in a single day will certainly harden official attitudes towards the PKK.