Sentence examples for officials in the second from inspiring English sources

Apparently always in the thick of umpiring controversy, Ashton Agar once more had people questioning the officials in the second Test, although this time he was given out.

The episode has also renewed focus on a simmering conflict among architects of the first Bush administration, who embraced an international approach to foreign policy, and senior officials in the second Bush administration, who have employed a more unilateral doctrine.

In Cincinnati, Stanley M. Chesley, a lawyer who specializes in cases involving multiple deaths and injuries, said he and others would consider potential claims that flaws in the trade center's design impeded escape, or that the security officials in the second tower to be hit might have compounded the losses by encouraging people to stay in the building.

Riley, who was a referee at Euro 2004 and officiated in the Premier League for 13 years, urged players to approach officials in the first instance should abuse occur.

Education officials in the second-round finalist states celebrated the announcement on Tuesday, but said they were focused on the next step.

It was not all easy sailing for Nadal, who lost his cool momentarily and argued furiously with the officials in the first set.

The blunt tone of Dr. DiFerdinando's comments were a marked departure from the response of health officials in the first days of the crisis.

If the people editing the videotape need another Lemieux highlight, they might consider a stationary one: his successful argument with the officials in the third period.

HONG KONG — The Vietnamese government has opened a dialogue with Amnesty International, allowing the human rights group to meet with crucial dissidents and government officials in the first such contacts since the end of the Vietnam War, Amnesty said Wednesday.

His representatives met Monday with President Karzai and other Afghan officials in the first formal contact between a major insurgent group and the Afghan government after almost two years of backchannel communications, which diplomats say the United States has supported.

Jose Mourinho, Real's coach who cries conspiracy whenever his teams play Barcelona, was not even there because UEFA, European soccer's governing body, barred him after his mocking antics toward the officials in the first leg.