Sentence examples for official equivalent from inspiring English sources

Is that what we want — the official equivalent of the Saddam hanging video?

In a wild hour-long set piece in a courtroom — the official equivalent of the stage — Schroeter lets the inner and outer torments of the holy innocent — a latter-day counterpart to Pasolini's Ninetto — burst forth and evoke the latent horror of daily life.

Tolkien sales remained earthbound until 1965, at which point the three parts of the novel were clamped together and published in America as an unauthorized one-volume paperback; five months later, an official equivalent hit the bookshops, whereupon sales went through the roof and never came back down.

The group suffered its first setback when the Chinese did not include a military official of equivalent rank to General Ralston in the talks, but sent a more junior officer.

It has always been difficult to determine which officials are equivalent in authority in the very different political systems of the two Koreas.

Of those arrested, nine were put under official investigation, the equivalent of being charged.

An increasing number of men are dying of Britain's most common male cancer, whereas fewer women are succumbing to its female equivalent, official figures show.

A French judge has put the medic under official examination – the equivalent in Britain of being charged – for "aggravated manslaughter caused by the manifest and deliberate violation of the obligation of care and safety".

Before a person can be baptised they will be interviewed, usually by the local Bishop or equivalent official, to make sure that they have repented of their sins, have faith in Jesus Christ, and understand and are willing to obey the laws of the gospel.

But where are the equivalent official resources and trauma response of caring and compassion for those in this African-American community?

Contradicting historians who "represent colonial officials as morally equivalent to Nazis or Stalinists," he points out that in most Asian and African countries "life expectancy began to improve before the end of European colonial rule".