Sentence examples for exchanges with officials from inspiring English sources

Residents took their fight online, posting videos of sharp exchanges with officials.

In exchanges with officials, he mixes and matches with such flourish, he might be confused for Roget's bawdy cousin.

Words were exchanged with officials and Higgins smashed one of the two full sample bottles against a wall.

Sharp words have been exchanged, with officials in Beijing and Washington giving divergent accounts of the collision, and differing legal interpretations over who is to blame and what ought to happen next.

Haden's sideline exchange with officials, and the action taken by the Pac-12, will not affect his standing on the playoff selection committee.

"They're not in a mode for listening," said one senior administration official, referring to the American exchanges with Saudi officials over the past two months about the need to get ahead of the protests that have engulfed other Arab states, including two of Saudi Arabia's neighbors, Bahrain and Yemen.

Lessin and Deal kept meticulous records of their exchanges with ITVS officials, and it seems that the collaboration was relatively smooth until Gibney's documentary aired.

Huntsman said that in exchanges with Chinese officials, Mr. Obama was highly effective".But the Chinese were perplexed by President Obama," he said".Where does he come from?What does he think?He remained a bit of a cipher".

… As a general matter, discussions of the sort identified in your request meetings and exchanges with Chinese officials regarding policy concerns and possible cooperative undertakings or agreements relating to science and technology fall squarely within the scope of the President's constitutional authority to engage in discussions with foreign governments".

A year ago, the state did release to msnbc.com and NBC News nearly 3,000 pages of emails Todd Palin had exchanged with state officials.

Ms. Freeman said she did not oppose charter schools but would have liked to have had a constructive exchange with education officials before a final decision was made.