Sentence examples for official audiences from inspiring English sources

Qaddafi set up his big Bedouin tent near the Élysée, and made a mockery of diplomatic protocol, showing up late for official audiences and touring the shrines of French culture according to his whim.

Even world leaders are coming around and granting more official audiences with the Dalai Lama, despite implied (and not-so-implied) reprisals from China, who still consider him a separatist threat.

Francis made the compliment during the traditional exchange of gifts at the end of an official audience in the Apostolic Palace.

For the first time, digital stations have appeared in the radio industry's official audience research figures.

The next official audience figures, for the last three months of 2009, will be published tomorrow.

However, Moyles' afternoon show itself lost 700,000 listeners in the year to October, according to the latest figures from official audience measurement body Rajar.

After a dispute about the accuracy of last year's tickets figures because they incorporated estimates about audiences to free events, this year's official audience figures include only those tickets either sold or issued.

The Absolute chief executive, Donnach O'Driscoll, set a pre-launch target of 3 million listeners, but the station's first official audience figures saw a 20% fall from 2.35 million to 1.89 million, and in the final three months of last year reached a low of just 1.49 million.

The official said audiences could expect a "strong endorsement" of pursuing policies that would end the nation's "dependence on fossil fuels".

Smooth Radio catered mainly for listeners over the age of 40, a similar audience to that of BBC Radio 2. Official quarterly audience figures collated by Radio Joint Authority Research Limited (RAJAR) show that the station had an average weekly audience of just over 3 million listeners.

The performances had always tested the ethics of art officials and audiences.