Sentence examples for official has made from inspiring English sources

On the rare occasion that an American official has made his criticisms public, Erdoğan has easily dismissed them.

I kind of think there's a bit of unwritten agreement that once an official has made a decision that should be the end of it".

A senior Bank of England official has made clear that the UK should not water down international rules intended to reform the banking system.

Since that warning, neither Ms. Rice, nor any other Bush administration official, has made public any government assessment of whether any such messages have been detected in Mr. bin Laden's statements.

The department's senior official has made clear that Justine Greening, the education secretary, believes that ending the moratorium on new grammar schools should be considered as one option in the forthcoming publication.

Anne-Marie Slaughter, a Princeton professor who is a former high-ranking State Department official, has made a deal with Random House for a book that will "further elaborate the issues raised in the Atlantic article, and will provide a blueprint for action in the personal, professional, and public sphere," the publisher said in a statement.

But women's rights activists said this was not the first time a public official had made such comments.

A few weeks earlier, that same official had made negative comments, an SEC lawyer said.

But on review he conceded the official had made the correct call.

Groves, who had knocked the champion down in round one, claimed the official had made "a terrible decision".

Hodgson is not convinced the experiment of extra officials has made a great difference in the Europa League.