Sentence examples for official performing from inspiring English sources

(The official performing edition, according to Brickle, is riddled with errors).

First gigaku and then bugaku dances were official performing arts, while shrine dances (kagura) were also partly under imperial patronage.

The uproar over the photograph of Mr. Locke was not the first time the Chinese had been captivated by the sight of a senior American official performing seemingly humble tasks.

A few days later, Baidu said it would pay a fee to songwriters belonging to the Music Copyright Society of China, the country's official performing rights organization, each time one of their songs was downloaded or streamed through Baidu.

A few days later, Baidu announced it had made a licensing deal with the Music Copyright Society of China, the country's official performing rights organization, which would distribute fees to composers and lyricists for each song downloaded or streamed through the company's Web site, putting an end to years of litigation.

Contains baptismal records (pp. 1-15) inamesing names of individuals baptised, name of sponsors, date and location of baptism; confirmation records (pp. 70-73) inamesing names of those confirmed, name of official performing the sacrament; list of communicants (pp. 140-163), marecordsrecords (pp. 210-217), and burial records (pp. 270-279).

On the contrary, the more "advanced," industrial ized and democratized a society becomes, the more intolerable is the divorce between official rhetoric and official perform ance, between high ideas gen erally endorsed and low be havior widely condoned.

Brewster reinstated a dismissed § 201 indictment because the crime of bribery is complete once the bribe is accepted, whether or not the official performs the promised act.

They also said that they occasionally saw officials performing tactical drills, and that sometimes items were burned or buried there.

"But when they are public officials performing their duty for everyone to see and hear, that is not a private conversation," Roach said.

However, officials performing discretionary functions can receive qualified immunity from liability for unlawful conduct if they reasonably might not have known their conduct would violate a right or a law.