Sentence examples for larger official from inspiring English sources
Police openly invite errant motorists to grease their palms rather than pay a larger official fine.
Far larger "official" balls will go up in Washington's massive convention centre tomorrow night.But even the most devoted Obamaphiles might not have been able to land or afford an inaugural ball ticket.
The company is gearing up now to release Montage to the public before the holidays, and is beginning to send out invites now on a first-come, first-serve basis before a larger, official launch.
Leber reports that young people did make some progress this year: "The negotiators agreed to ramp up support for climate education and training programs worldwide, but especially in developing countries, and agreed to give the youth delegation are larger official voice in the negotiating process," she writes.
The large official events may lack the somewhat spontaneous, almost surreptitious feel that originally characterized the genre.
Careless to a fault about money and engrossed with public affairs, he had allowed his large official income to be squandered by irresponsible servants and tradesmen.
The largest official celebration will begin before dawn at Lotta's Fountain at Market and Third Streets, a popular meeting place after the quake.
Similarly, it does not make much sense for the G7, supposedly the world's main economic club, to discuss currencies when China, which holds the largest official reserves, is not a member.Making such adjustments will no doubt be awkward.
The Malaysian prime minister, Najib Razak, led a large official delegation last month to Britain via Turkmenistan, to capitalize on his country's strong economy and investment inflows and assuage concerns about political agitation in the multicultural Southeast Asian country.
According to the International Monetary Fund Web site, "The I.M.F.'s gold holdings amount to about 90.5 million troy ounces (2,814.1 metric tons), making the I.M.F. the third largest official holder of gold in the world".
We had gingerly shuffled to within a few feet when a very large official dressed in flowing Burkinabe robes came over, and told us he was the president's head of protocol.
