Sentence examples for considered unofficial from inspiring English sources

Scanned PDF scores are considered unofficial documents and sufficient for review purposes.

The results are still considered unofficial, pending the tally of votes cast by members of the military and a final review by all 24 voting jurisdictions.

An uploaded scan of your transcript or PDF is considered 'Unofficial' if it sent directly by you, rather than from the issuing institution.

Information published by student organizations and by individual faculty members or students is considered unofficial and should not carry the HGSE shield.

Any documents to which an applicant has had access, including any transcripts uploaded as part of the application, are automatically considered unofficial.

That time of 9 days 22 hours is considered unofficial since it was not properly ratified by the World Sailing Speed Record Council, but as far as Mari-Cha III is concerned, it is the time to beat.

Nearly one half the respondents to our survey did not consider unofficial payments to be corruption.

A study from the Baltic States found that nearly half of those interviewed did not consider unofficial payments to health workers as corruption [ 33].

Nearly one half of the respondents did not consider unofficial payments to health workers to be corruption, yet one half (Estonia 43%, Latvia 45%, Lithuania 64%) thought the level of corruption in government health services was high.

Consider unofficial derivatives of Ubuntu as well, such as Fluxbuntu, IceBuntu and Linux Mint - you may find that these suit your tastes better.

They were playing Handel's "Water Music" and "Alma Llanera," considered an unofficial Venezuelan anthem that every Sistema orchestra player learns.