Sentence examples for official poses from inspiring English sources

Legarza, the Forest Service official, poses simple questions for everyone.

In addition, several officials said, the criminal investigation of a foreign official poses daunting political and practical difficulties.

But the slide show that accompanied that article – 55 photos of the Kim Jong-un in a variety of absurd official poses – may indicate that at least one editor at The People's Daily was in on the joke.

AT A gathering of intellectuals in Beijing, Xin Ziling, an author and former defence official, posed an interesting question.

After photographs emerged on Thursday of a senior Indonesian police official posing with the prisoners aboard the plane, treasurer Joe Hockey condemned their treatment as "macabre".

Abbott said on Friday that images showing a senior Denpasar police official posing with the two Australians during their militarised transfer to Nusa Kambanang were "unbecoming".

"How real is this nuclear terrorism thing?" That is the oddly glib question, according to a top American intelligence official, posed by George W. Bush during a 2006 White House briefing.

As one high-ranking Palestinian official posed it to me, the "Palestinian people have to decide if they go back to democracy or settle on a Pakistani, Bangalore situation," with Hamas and Fatah battling it out.

Photographs emerged on Thursday of a senior Indonesian police official posing with the two men aboard the plane that flew them to Cilacap the previous day, amid expectations Chan and Sukumaran will be told their execution date "in a few days".

Court documents show Langley had tried to bribe a law enforcement official posing as a broker willing to pump up Pollution's shares.

He puffed on an e-cigarette and took some "official" posed photos with the girls.