Sentence examples for official inference from inspiring English sources

According to a senior US Defense Department official: Inference: Per the same Defense official, from the initial review of the materials removed from the Abbottabad compound the Department "assessed that much of this information, including personal correspondence between Osama bin Laden and others, as well as some of the video footage ... would only have been in his possession".

But its contents are being officially described in briefings this week to party-affiliated institutes and agencies, ensuring that Mr. Jiang's special status as "party sage" is widely known among officials, not just an inference they should draw from Mr. Jiang's celebrity treatment in the state-controlled news media.

The proposed establishment of a system that will record acts of judicial inference by local officials and hold them accountable is obviously one tool to discourage such conduct in the future.

A member not on active duty may participate, but only in a way that does not give rise to the inference or appearance of official sponsorship or endorsement.

Participate in partisan political fundraising activities (except as permitted in subparagraph 4.1.1.7)., rallies, conventions (including making speeches in the course thereof), management of campaigns, or debates, either on one's own behalf or on that of another, without respect to uniform or inference or appearance of official sponsorship, approval, or endorsement.

There is no official ending but you can make inferences as to how it ends.

Instead, an official is permitted to consider "reasonable inferences" and "to draw from the facts in light of his/her experience".

One inference taken by frustrated F.B.I. officials was that the limits imposed on F.B.I. access were designed to limit what the Americans could learn about past, or even present, links between powerful figures in Yemen and the terrorist groups.

"I say baloney to any inference we red-carpeted any of this entourage," an F.B.I. official said in a 2003 internal note.

A Management and Training Corporation official wrote that the company "strongly disagrees with the conclusions and inferences of this report" and that the conclusion that contract prisons are not as safe as BOP prisons "is wrong".

This is an outrageous and deeply disturbing connection to make, and we seek assurances from you and your government that the necessary inquiries will be made to ensure any inference of association between journalism and terrorism is not part of official policy and is publicly condemned as categorically misleading.