Sentence examples for official contexts from inspiring English sources

Yet Libyans are afraid to say his name, except in official contexts, where it meets with predictable cheering.

In many official contexts, it is known by the clumsy appellation of Derry-Londonderry because residents cannot agree on what to call it.

It has since appeared in so many official contexts — from the Great Seal of the United States in 1782, to the United Nations' flag in 1946 — that we are constantly reminded of what "passing the olive branch" means.

The full name is rarely used outside of official contexts.

However, many organizations and agencies require the use of the council's publication Svenska skrivregler in official contexts, with it otherwise being regarded as a de facto orthographic standard.

The growth of a public schooling system also led to the evolution of so-called boksvenska (literally "book Swedish"), especially among the working classes, where spelling to some extent influenced pronunciation, particularly in official contexts.

If it upsets anyone reasonably, which usually means in an official context, they will remove it.

But as he continues to consolidate his power, more Western countries may rethink their refusal to talk with him in an official context.

Their second show was entitled Punk Music Mass, which is said to have been the first time a band used the word "punk" in an official context to describe their music.

He said his use of a hot-button term derogatory to African Americans was always in an official context when discussing suspects under police investigation.

"Even in the domestic setting, courts judge the legitimacy of a law by what it says and does, and occasionally by the official context that surrounds it — not by what supposedly lies in the hearts of its drafters," administration lawyers wrote in a brief filed in March.