Sentence examples for frequent officials from inspiring English sources

And conflicts over the lucrative trade are frequent, officials say.

As a representative of Sotheby's, Molyneux-Berry had made frequent official trips to Russia.

They also claim their electricity and water were cut off, despite frequent official complaints to police, who Lessena said served as middlemen between the owners and the tenants.

A massive series of sanctions and consequences which, frequent official updates show, and the 'eye to eye' rhetoric imply, that apparently make the cabinet proud.

While criminal behavior is frequent, Italian officials are too quick to tar all Gypsies with that label.

Because of the frequent borrowing, officials were forced to delay projects to prune some forests of dead trees.

Chinese believers have always been able to adapt, and some frequent the official churches as well as the free ones.

Although the report did not explain why bedsores had become so much more frequent, an official with the American Hospital Association speculated that the increase may be due to rising numbers of very frail, elderly patients arriving in hospitals.

This verb is in frequent use by officials and judges eager to disqualify themselves from taking action in areas that may present a conflict of interest.

In a city where politican strains and frequent turnover of officials has complicated redevelopment, there seems to be a sense that the new mayor and council are determined to move development ahead.

The chief inspector vowed to hold his nerve on controversial changes to the inspection system that will lead to a "satisfactory" school being reclassified as one that "requires improvement" and more frequent visits by officials to the worst schools.