Sentence examples for established officials from inspiring English sources

Seven homes were evacuated and temporary shelters were established, officials said.

Long the political outsider fighting established officials, the 45-year-old assemblyman is now the incumbent who regularly bombards district residents with mailings chock full of news of his stewardship.

Since the 19th century it's been established officials shouldn't benefit from their position".

Even if contacts are established, officials often get lost searching a country with no postcodes and where street numbers are often not sequential.

After the case definition is established, officials try to determine whether the cluster occurred by chance.

There is no established (official) religion, but Anglican cathedrals are generally used for state occasions.

Many were voluntary and unofficial, but most denominations also established official organizations for missions.

As a convenience for engineers and surveyors, many countries have established official plane coordinate systems for each province, state, or sector thereof.

In itself, the document merely put in writing what had been church policy since the Vatican established official relations with the Palestine Liberation Organization in 1994.

In 1864 65 he established official government printing offices in Nanjing and four other cities to reprint the Chinese Classics and historical books, and he also restored at Nanjing the examinations system, which had been discontinued during the Taiping years.

Meanwhile, within established official circles, a group of conservative reformers led by Zhang Zhidong, whose famous work Quanxue pian ("Exhortation to Learning") was distributed in 1898 called for the development of Western-style industrialization without the abandonment of China's cultural heritage.