Sentence examples for official phrase from inspiring English sources

The new official phrase is ACM, or anti-coalition militants, but often the more basic description of bad is invoked.

One leading member of his party tried to excuse it on the grounds that it was not an "official phrase".

There are many schools worse than this (the official phrase is 'problem-area schools for the lower socioeconomic groups') and a few better ones.

The computer that runs Ms. Powell's simulator has voice recognition but responds only to official phrases.

During the visit, Tillerson startled China experts by adopting some of Beijing's official phrases, including "mutual respect," which is often interpreted as reinforcing China's claims over disputed waters in Asia.

The official phrasing for the ranks uses the word cadet as a preface — as an example, cadet corporal.

But the intense sense of betrayal felt by Republicans ("he fucked us" is how one GOP official phrased it to Axios) could make it harder to cooperate on tax reform legislation.

The Obama administration insists that Mr. Davis's status as a "technical and administrative" official, a phrase used in the 1961 Vienna Convention, grants him immunity from prosecution.

It's official: the phrase "open carry" has entered the American lexicon.

Officials used phrases like "cutting off the head of the snake" to describe the decision to go after someone like Mr. Mansour.

The mailers included a voting score and included the phrase "official public record".