Sentence examples for offical from inspiring English sources

Facebook Twitter Google plus Share Share this post Facebook Twitter Google plus close 7.53pm AEST10:53 Here's the offical announcement from Labor's caucus secretary Chris Hayes.

It's offical.

Once in, civil servants, from the lowest functionary to the highest offical, are unbelievably difficult to dismiss (and, believe me, there is at least one permanent secretary of a major department that some Conservatives believe should be fired for an alleged combination of incompetence and insurbodination).

She mentioned the Falklands in the same breath as such threats to "peace and security" as Israel's occupation of Palestine.Amid discussions more immediately related to the meeting's offical theme, several ministries echoed Ms Fernández's concerns.

There Bucer supported the offical, cautious reform program of Cranmer and the scholarly Nicholas Ridley against the more radical reform of the English church urged by the Zwinglian John Hooper and the Scottish Reformer John Knox.

The Anglican Church's offical stance is that marriage can only take place between a man and a woman.

For the session, stills from which are also being used as offical photos for the Confessions tour, six innocent stallions were transported to a Hollywood sound stage, ostensibly so that the diva could display her passion for equestrianism.

Names were changed to the young prince's name although no offical @ handles were registered - Twitter's 'Name Squatting' policy explicitly forbids any "attempts to sell or extort other forms of payment in exchange for usernames".

The night before the big celebration, the writer walked across the Bridge, watching policemen, technicians, and a lot of offical-looking types walking around.

However, Mr Jiyad cautioned against the legal weight of the report, which names over 30 other senior officals, including Mosul Governor Atheel al-Nujaifi and former acting defence minister Sadoun al-Dulaimi.

But she has run into difficulties in her latest post, prompting the departure of a string of aides from her ministry who have complained of her brutal management style, and enraging prison officals and magistrates who say she is impossible to work with.