Sentence examples for mark an official from inspiring English sources

They mark an official passage into womanhood.

Flags flew at half-staff and schools in Finland held memorial services marking an official day of mourning.

Official figures on 25 April will reveal whether GDP declined in the first three months of 2012, marking an official recession.

The revelation that the government would attempt to stem the flow of refugees to Sweden marks an official recognition that the country is finding it hard to cope.

Pellerin's words marked an official volte-face in a country where the language is protected by laws upheld and guarded by academics known as "immortals" at the Académie Française.

The San Diego Democratic Party chairwoman believed she was going to be marking an official ballot to choose the first woman president of the United States.

"Criticism of the Leahy Law was totally off the mark," Jeffrey Smith, an official at the nonprofit RFK Human Rights who attended the USIP event, told VICE News.

Currently, voters must cast their votes on printed paper ballots, which are then marked with an official stamp.

[please stop distorting our history]This week's Economist has an article on a related theme, highlighting the popularity in Poland of the Chief Rabbi, Michael Schudrich.One success Mr Schudrich cites is Poland's rigorous investigation of a pogrom in 1941 in Jedwabne (now marked by an official apology from the country's president).

Many in modern Poland prefer to focus on the common suffering under the Nazis, and on the large numbers of Polish "righteous Gentiles" honoured for saving Jews.One success Mr Schudrich cites is Poland's rigorous investigation of a pogrom in 1941 in Jedwabne (now marked by an official apology from the country's president).

Princess Anne has frequently worn the tiara in public, notably during her engagement to Mark Phillips and for an official portrait marking her 50th birthday.