The official character synopsis reads: "Meet Butch Cavendish.
In the provinces each département had at most 1 newspaper, likewise of quasi-official character.
In an official character reference, the lieutenant wrote that Specialist Hernandez's "hard work and leadership capabilities easily make him one of the best paratroopers in the platoon".
The number of casualties in these affrays is not known as strict censorship is exercised and all telephonic communications with the outside world, except those of an official character, have been suspended.
Although in Germany the title of count (Graf) had become hereditary in most cases as early as the 10th century, the counts retained something of an official character rather longer than in France.
Here the official character of the counts as district administrators appointed by the kings was preserved until the end of the 11th century, when the principle of hereditary lordships of one sort or another emerged and ultimately prevailed.
French counts became vassals of dukes by 900 at the latest; but, as the process of feudalization continued, the counts tended to lose their official character and to become the hereditary lords of little territories.
Although the amount of factual knowledge available about Shakespeare is surprisingly large for one of his station in life, many find it a little disappointing, for it is mostly gleaned from documents of an official character.
Several officers nearby me seemed to further validate the official character and finality of this statement by expressing their excitement that they would soon be able to leave Grant Park.
Such responsibilities were typical everywhere in the post-Roman world; in Lombard Italy, however, the local power of dukes and gastalds seems to have maintained a more official character than in, say, Francia, with less development of private, or family, power and more royal intervention in local political processes.
