Sentence examples for official realm from inspiring English sources

"We shouldn't ignore problems because they don't fall in the official realm of police work," he told a New York Times reporter in 1992.

This partly reflects the emergence of workers from the black economy into the official realm, but some of the increase is real, thanks to new, more flexible types of job contract.

Specifically, what Diablo 3 has set out to do is to bring inside the official realm of the game one of the shadowiest areas of modern economics: virtual item sales between players.

He emphasizes further that annual bushmeat production is bound to generate additional revenue for the state once commercialization shifts out of the non-official realm.

Since the royal family entered cyberspace in 1997 to help satisfy the public's insatiable curiosity, its official Web realm has compiled a ream's worth of stars and garters, palaces and Plantagenets.

Newly enfranchised citizens viewed government and the official political realm with a degree of suspicion just as they dismissed the communist governments as the playthings of the nomenklatura.

The first official Forgotten Realms product was Douglas Niles's Darkwalker on Moonshae, the first book in The Moonshae Trilogy, which predates the Forgotten Realms Campaign Set by one month.

However, Mr. Armstrong's life story, combined with his popularity, charisma and undeniable history of good works — like setting up a well-endowed foundation to press for a cure to cancer — give him a clear advantage over the antidoping officials in the realm of public relations.

Ottonian art is the official art of the realm in the epoch of the Saxon, or Ottonian, emperors and of their first successors from the Salian house.

Whether Ms. Rice pursues a complementary path into the realm of official corruption or steers clear, people in both parties said her political finesse would be tested early and often when she assumes office in January.

To cite one example relating to events many decades ago: in a preface to The Defence of the Realm, his official history of MI5, Christopher Andrew says "one significant excision" demanded by Whitehall was "hard to justify".