Sentence examples for official in which from inspiring English sources
In March, a New Zealand cricket player, Chris Cairns, was awarded £90,000 by the High Court in London over a Twitter post by an Indian cricket official in which he falsely accused Mr. Cairns of match-fixing.
In addition, the indictment cites a handwritten letter to a Syrian official in which Mr. Soueid is alleged to have expressed the belief that the Syrian government was justified in using violence against protesters and raiding their homes.
After the game, players and reporters described a verbal confrontation between Bucs cornerback Aqib Talib and a game official, in which they were said to have exchanged explicit language while arguing over the call.
The government also introduced the 1991 deposition of William Powar, a Visa official, in which he was asked what proposals members did not carry out because of the inhibitions of dual governance.
She referred to a 1994 letter to a high-ranking church official in which Father Shanley wrote, "You laughed when I suggested moving to Costa Rica or Mexico but it might be worth considering.
The New York Post reported over the weekend that Per Se, consistently rated among the city's best restaurants, had avoided a "B" grade with a telephone call to a city official, in which the restaurant successfully argued that the inspection report had contained errors.
He described attending a meeting of top officials in which the subject of global warming was discussed.
In May, Salva Kiir sent a letter to several dozen current and former government officials, in which he calculated that four billion dollars in public funds had been misappropriated.
But despite a lengthy discussion with officials in which Gong, Guo and Chinese team leaders argued their case, the decision stood.
Leaders of the exile Shugden groups in India frequently travel to China and have formal receptions with Chinese officials, in which they make public statements".
Instead, the parents demanded that right in a testy meeting with archdiocesan officials, in which they said they wanted to cobble together a rescue plan.
