Sentence examples for changing officials from inspiring English sources

But that assessment was changing, officials said.

The Knicks need to worry more about scoring points than changing officials' calls.

In an indication of how swiftly the tone of discussions between the church and civil authorities in New York seems to be changing, officials with the archdiocese have agreed to meet next week with the Westchester County district attorney, Jeanine F. Pirro, and six other prosecutors from counties in the archdiocese to discuss the handling of sexual abuse charges, Ms. Pirro said yesterday.

The Preakness has its changing Black-Eyed Susan, and the Belmont has its, well, history of changing official drinks.

Yet that is what makes it so riveting, especially given the changing official narratives of the raid.

You see, both of our children co-slept with their mother, in violation of the current (and ever changing) official advice.

The government has tried in recent years to control how history is taught, removing textbooks that deviate from the changing official view.

Family members and friends of those aboard expressed frustration at the changing official version of events, but some said the latest news gave them new hope.

The very personal accounts of the Gulag victims Cohen came to know, and his summary of changing official and private attitudes toward the Terror, provide critical context for understanding Vladimir Putin's ambiguous position on Stalin, which Cohen discusses in his epilogue.

But the games industry is changing; official re-releases of old games and the consequent legal attention that brings to sites hosting original ROMs has created an unambiguously hostile environment for them.

On Friday, Mr. Bush discussed the wisdom of changing tack, officials said.