Sentence examples for official creation from inspiring English sources

Pash assumed command of the new unit upon its official creation by the Secretary of War, Henry L. Stimson, on 4 April.

On Oct. 4, 2006, Daley presided over the official creation of the USC School of Cinematic Arts and broke ground for the school's new complex.

Although informal contact with the director of the FMG began in October 2002 (date of the official creation of the group), the fieldwork began on April 2003, when ethical approval was obtained.

Part of the Elite services will be available for free, like mobile apps, stat sharing and analysis, and official clan creation.

Now that Pebble has released its official app creation SDK, and unlocked many of the dormant features of the platform, it needs developers to get on board and start pumping out creations that really show off the potential of wrist-worn computing to push the Pebble's appeal beyond the early adopter and gadget loving crowd who've already purchased one, and into the mainstream.

He also sought out young painters for official state creation of propaganda.

State officials hope creation of the reef, expected this summer, will help them achieve a tenfold increase this decade in the bay's oyster population, which has been devastated by disease.

Even Mr. Shelby — now 89 years old and the recipient of successful heart and kidney transplants — has long dabbled in the action, selling official re-creations of the Cobra, authorizing some made by third parties while damning others and hauling those who he feels are infringing on the design into court.

"We told them that no Iraqi official supported the creation of the Falluja Brigade," he said.

"The ELCA does not have an official position on creation vs. evolution, but we subscribe to the historical critical method of biblical interpretation, so we believe God created the universe and all that is therein, only not necessarily in six 24-hour days, and that God actually may have used evolution in the process of creation.

Promises to raise wages rank high among the main candidates' election pledges, alongside job creation; official unemployment is around 12%.