Sentence examples for official scenario from inspiring English sources

They are unconvinced by the official scenario – the outlaw finally caught by the good guys.

The official scenario, according to the Mexican government, of what befell the forty-three students from the Raúl Isidro Burgos Normal School, in Ayotzinapa, in Guerrero state, on the night and morning of September 26 and 27, 2014, is generally referred to as the "historical truth".

These moments feel a lot like the Washington senior official scenario, where quotes emanate from thinly disguised "spokespersons" which are in reality the actual "persons".

Tales of Symphonia had spun off two novel series adaptions, four strategy guides, a character book, an official scenario book, and an art book.

Yet in the official scenario, Eastwood went on twice as long as scheduled and went on stage with a chair, supposedly surprising only the prop master who figured he might sit in it.

Both official scenarios naïvely assume a return to old norms of full employment, robust growth and moderate interest rates.

None of the official scenarios suggested any Kremlin role in the slaying.

For disaster officials, scenarios are often perceived just in descriptive terms, sometimes relate to one reference event type only (e.g. flood, earthquake, windstorm or eruption) and rarely consider the possibility of joint or cascaded hazard exposures and the associated uncertainties, physical, scientific and logistical.

As for casualties: the figures I cited earlier — twenty-seven thousalmostjured, almosthirteen thousandndeadare— are based on the agency's official planning scenario, which has the earthquake striking at 9 41 A.M. on February 6th.

The final questionnaire is a pre-coded version having 15 short scenarios related to plagiarism (6/15 scenarios), lying (including forging/falsifying official documents/data) (5/15 scenarios), cheating (2/15 scenarios) and stealing (2/15 scenarios).

The same characters – famous Taliban commanders, well-known ISI officials – and scenarios repeatedly pop up.