Sentence examples for official ending from inspiring English sources
"official ending" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It typically refers to the conclusion of some sort of formal process or event. For example: The ceremony was brought to an official ending when the mayor declared the event closed.
There is no official ending but you can make inferences as to how it ends.
The United Nations is assessing relief operations in Sudan, with Valerie Amos, the body's top humanitarian official, ending a four-day visit to the country on Thursday.
I did not buy the official ending that Sirhan acted alone, and started dipping into the nether-world of "assassination research", crossing paths with David Sanchez Morales, a fearsome Yaqui Indian.
Before Alcoa he spent a decade as a White House official, ending up as deputy director of the Office of Management & Budget in the Ford Administration, where he helped draft the laws that encouraged the formation of health maintenance organizations.
Thus, their alternative specifications do not solve the endpoint bias problem, as the labor market was still very weak after the end of the early recession in 1991:Q1, as well as after the Great Recession's official ending date of 2009:Q2.
A calendar month was allowed after the official ending date of the online course.
His answer was humbler than the official "End State" declaration that had been affixed to his office wall in Baghdad.
Nonetheless the inclusion of the lagged dummy variable will capture the increase in unemployment rates following the "official" end of the recession.
Pentagon officials ended it and said Admiral Poindexter was resigning.
The latest meeting between his envoys and Chinese officials ended over the weekend.
Election officials ended up throwing out more than a million votes.
