Sentence examples for officially express from inspiring English sources

But on Thursday afternoon, Representative David Cicilline, a Democrat from Rhode Island, submitted a "concurrent resolution," which, "if passed by both chambers, would officially express the sense of the House and Senate that we should not use the chained C.P.I. to calculate Social Security" cost of living adjustments, a spokesman said.

The electorate might officially express opinions on policy issues on their own devices, swiping to register "likes" and "dislikes".

A representative of the Foreign Ministry, Yasuhisa Kawamura, said the government officially expressed its "apologies and remorse" for events in the war, in 1995.

Many agencies have officially expressed a commitment to plan for climate change, but sometimes the results on the ground can be frustrating, said Ms. Minter of Vermont.

At a news conference on Thursday to promote a major cultural exchange, the American envoy, Joseph Prueher, said of Mr. Bei: "We have officially expressed our concern to the Chinese government about him.

The Japan Times revealed that the British government officially expressed its support for using the new weapon against Japan at the combined policy committee on the development and control of nuclear energy meeting in Washington on 4 July 1945.

The British government moved to heal old wounds by officially expressing regret for human rights abuses inflicted by the colonial government on thousands of Kenyans from 1952 to 1963, including the abuses that occurred in relation to the Land and Freedom movement (also known as the Mau Mau uprising).

Joseph Kruzich, press attache at the US embassy in Moscow, told Russian media that Washington had officially expressed concern to the Russian foreign ministry over Mr Razvozzhayev's situation and asked it to "examine the issue carefully".

The United States officially expressed dismay over Egyptian President Morsi's decrees leading his country away from democracy.

Colorado Governor John Hickenlooper officially expressed his opposition to the death penalty, calling it expensive, unequal, and ineffective as a deterrent to crime.

Turkey, which has a vocal Uyghur minority, officially expressed "deep sadness", and urged the Chinese authorities to bring the perpetrators to justice.