Sentence examples for decent officials from inspiring English sources

But it has a core of decent officials who every day risk their lives by just going to work.

The truth is I've been waiting for years to play Earthbound because I hoped it would get a decent official remaster.

The president is structuring his fifth annual address to a joint session of Congress around three main economic points: making the nation a "magnet for jobs and manufacturing"; providing Americans the "skills they need" for those jobs; and ensuring that "hard work leads to a decent living," officials said.

The fact that some high-profile Republicans are displaying an inability or unwillingness to act like decent elected officials who best represent their constituents' interests rather than as petulant obstructionists is maddening to reasonable people to say the least.

Chevrolet has delivered its first three Bolt EVs to customers, making its success in delivering a long-range all-electric car available at a decent price official.

(The time frame will depend on how many decent public health officials we manage to put in office, and how hard we're willing to fight Big Food).

"The conversations have been stark but decent," a State Department official said.

"Mark is a genuine, thoughtful, decent, smart public official," said Ron Pollack, the executive director of Families USA, a group that has often been at odds with the Bush administration and Dr. McClellan.

The Eritreans have a decent track record, American officials say, when it comes to Sudan.

He said, for example, that Pakistani officials found "decent people" living at an address given for Mr. Omar.

Without a decent broadband service, local officials know, there is little hope of preventing the gap with London widening further.