Sentence examples for official idea from inspiring English sources

Or as Orr elaborated: "The official idea of identity is increasingly based around the idea of sport".

And one of the things that I think is so important for a composer in America is that there is no agenda here, no official idea of what is stylistically right or wrong.

But, as Ms Dudley Edwards says, toleration is putting up with things you don't like, and the official idea of toleration in Northern Ireland is to follow the Sinn Fein line of a kind of cultural apartheid.The Drumcree stand-off is not central to the fraught peace process, but it recurs as a kind of barometer of unionist public opinion.

Some official ideas were detailed in a letter from Cynthia Dohner, the regional director of Fish and Wildlife, who proposed, in lieu of returning the land, an "annual homecoming day" at Harris Neck and the chance to collaborate on an "interpretive kiosk".

My dad has been so many things to me throughout the years -- a teacher, friend, partner in crime, support system and official idea-bouncer-offer.

It really does not matter whether it was actually the officials' idea at first, or orders from the home office of the Big East Conference.

According to officials, the idea behind the "temporary engineering installation", which has a price tag of €3m ($4m), is to redirect refugees to official border checkpoints.

To many Palestinian officials, the idea of such anxiety seems a bit premature.

To other officials, the idea of converting Indian Point 2 from nuclear to gas is more appealing.

In order to convince politicians and government officials, the idea of Hong Kong becoming a regional hub in the alcohol trade was advanced.

There are legitimate worries that Japan's new zones will fail because central-government officials reject ideas for deregulation for fear of offending vested interests.