Sentence examples for officials guided by from inspiring English sources

"Today, more than ever, citizens are rightly demanding that public officials, guided by morals and ethical principles, lead by example".

The feeling here has long been that elected officials, guided by the mayor, repeatedly fail in their duty to seize a major occasion like the 9/11 anniversary to speak about where they believe we have been and are headed as a people.

What message does it send when the Church will deny communion to a pro-choice official like Patrick Kennedy whose voting record is otherwise consistent with church teaching, but not pro-life officials guided by the gospel of greed or intolerance or even mobsters such as the legendary crime boss Raymond Patriarca who was given a Catholic funeral?

City officials, guided by federal court rulings that spelled out how to limit new signs without infringing on free speech, were getting close to enacting a new citywide law that would establish — once and for all — the rules on where and under what conditions companies could put up new billboards.

Determination of the immunity of particular officials is guided by the Constitution, federal statutes, history, and public policy.

Gottlieb also told Goodall that he has appointed an FDA team, including senior career officials and guided by primate veterinarians, to assess the "science and integrity" of the animal research process for the study and whether the research should be resumed.

Official guided tours of the fair by established art critics are available for $20 per person in English and Spanish.

Guided by officials from the Ministry of Finance, banks for many decades simply redirected money from savers to corporate borrowers pretty much as companies demanded and bureaucrats directed.

The final tally for 2002 locally and nationally, officials say, will be guided by a factor beyond anyone's control, nature.

One family of a victim of the November attacks later told how, guided by officials, they had kept vigil for hours by a badly maimed body in hospital, before later discovering it was not their deceased sister but someone else.

Well, we are rejoining Washington's Behind The Scandalabraghazi, already in progress, though interestingly enough, it seems that we may actually be moving to the DoJ-vs-the press scandal that's actually a) interesting and b) clearly guided by officials of rank and not low-level office functionaries.