Sentence examples for officially does from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, India, officially, does not worry about signs of its neighbour's dalliance with China.

Many Iranians rather like the Americans; but because the regime officially does not, the offer was deferred.

For that reason he has called for a plan of affirmative action to help integrate Muslims into French society, a highly controversial idea in a country that officially does not identify its citizens according to race, religion or ethnicity.

"You can ask any person here, and they will have the passport of the Russian Federation," said Apollon Shinkuba, a retired general in the military of a nation that officially does not exist.

Finally, it may simply be that trust in the mainstream tradition, or in various particular Christian traditions, currently runs high; many confess trinitarianism simply because their church officially does, or because it and/or the mainstream tradition tells them that the Bible teaches it.

First, the technical aspect of things: Restoring Internet Freedom, the FCC rule that officially does away with 2015's Open Internet Order, was proposed last April, finalized in November, passed in December, entered into the Federal Register in February, approved by the Office of Management and Budget in May — and today, finally takes effect.

The way AEY's business was structured, Mr. Diveroli, at least officially, did not deal directly with Albanian officials.

We are now officially done and dusted.

On Feb. 1, 2008, the Gyrus deal was officially done.

Although it officially did not exist, it ran offices, clinics and charities.

From now on, we officially didn't exist, we couldn't be mentioned, we were bad.