Sentence examples for for all officials from inspiring English sources

Under the proposal agreed to today, crops would have to be segregated for export some countries but probably not for all, officials said.

The N.F.L. declined to make any of the replacements available for interviews (citing its standard in-season policy for all officials), but they appear to have a wide variety of résumés.

Indeed, voters registered higher levels of disapproval for all officials mentioned in the survey, including Raymond W. Kelly, the police commissioner; Dennis M. Walcott, the schools chancellor; Christine C. Quinn, the City Council speaker; John C. Liu, the city comptroller; and Bill de Blasio, the public advocate.

On Monday, their opponents promised they would open the administration building for all officials but one - Kharkiv regional governor Mikhaylo Dobkin, who was appointed by the ousted president.

It would be great to see Facebook enhance its Town Hall resource with the full contact details for all officials going forward, especially given that this is public information and fairly easy to find, even on official government websites.

Loyalty oaths are still required by the California Constitution for all officials and employees of the government of California (which is highly problematic for Quakers and Jehovah's Witnesses whose beliefs preclude them from pledging absolute loyalty to the state), and at the federal level, a few portions of the McCarran Internal Security Act are still in effect.

I have tremendous respect for Mr Murray – he's a good ref. I have respect for all the officials in Scotland.

That goes for all the officials who thought that using my name as catnip was just playing the Washington game as usual".

For all the officials' satisfaction today that they had achieved the best result they could, there was also obvious doubt over whether they had accomplished enough.

And for all the official study, caution and reforms of the past decade, the Legislature found the system still riddled with risk and doubt.

For all the official justification, the NHS chief financial officer, Paul Baumann, politely warned his board in 2013, the transfers would "require disinvestment in other services".