Sentence examples for extensive officials from inspiring English sources

The damage at libraries in the Rockaways is so extensive, officials decline to speculate at their reopening dates.

That earthquake prompted an extensive official relief effort and a passionate outpouring of volunteer help.

Do we want the United States to turn into Britain, where extensive domestic surveillance, judicial gag orders, and extensive official secrecy are regarded as routine?

Angela Kane, the United Nations under secretary general for management, issued the first extensive official response on Wednesday, saying senior officials would consider the constructive criticism offered in the report.

As Timothy Garton Ash recently remarked on these pages, people in Britain are subject to some of the most extensive official surveillance in the world.

The statements of the two conspirators were described by three people with extensive official knowledge of the case who insisted that they not be identified because information about it remains classified in intelligence and law enforcement channels.

He has done so in large part by carrying through an extensive official programme of supporting Islam, involving, for instance, state-funded building of mosques and madrassas, integration of Sharia into the existing legal system and promotion of Islamic dress code (especially for women) and dietary norms in the public sphere.

The fact that Aristeus antennatus is one of the most valuable fishing resources of the Mediterranean allowed us to use an extensive official data base to conduct this study.

The renovations will be extensive, transit officials said.

Under pressure from the National Transportation Safety Board, and after extensive research, officials no longer believe that this is possible.

In extensive interviews, officials from both campaigns sought to play up anecdotes that showed that their candidate would operate most effectively in the Oval Office.