Sentence examples for idea of official from inspiring English sources

Mr Obama refused to warn the Pakistani authorities of the raid.Yet Mr Bergen firmly rejects the idea of official Pakistani complicity, and adds that analysis of material found in the hideout offers no evidence otherwise.

Avery's idea of official retirement is a bit sketchy, considering his agent, Pat Morris, told Mark Spector of Sportsnet.ca that he has not sent retirement papers to the league or player's association.

But he felt compromised by Clinton's offer to make him an in-house historian (years later, Clinton asked Branch to ghost-write his memoirs and Branch, who had ghost-written two already, said no). White House lawyers blenched at the idea of official note-takers.

"But are they capable of it?" If government-owned suites are nothing new, neither is outrage over the idea of officials living large at taxpayer expense.

It inspired a series of similar anthologies aimed at making the ideas of officials on governmental problems readily accessible.

The museum board rejected the idea of an official visit, comparing Mr. Arafat to Hitler.

ALEX KOPPELMAN: I like the idea of an official "Tea Party Response" from a movement that's not organized.

By November, however, Los Angeles city council seemed to be embracing the idea of more official drought shaming.

It's hard not to wonder if the whole idea of an official house for the chief executive is going out of fashion.

The idea of an official card with a lady's photograph on it and her signature or thumb print as the household head may not be acceptable to entire communities in India, reports suggest.

The anti-suicide pledge, Foxconn said, was the idea of the official employee labour union at a rally last year and was "dedicated to the promotion of treasuring your life".