Sentence examples for officials lives from inspiring English sources
He may be right to conclude that today's intensive focus on the private aspects of U.S. government officials' lives comes at the expense of having fewer capable and honest people entering public service.
Officials live in fear of his wrath.
A white fireman and several black government officials live there.
About half of Mendota's residents, according to city officials, live below the poverty line.
During the colonial period, British officials lived in segregated housing known as Government Reserve Areas GRAA).
The boulevard is where East Germany's top-ranking communist officials lived in generous apartments in wedding-cake buildings.
Perhaps that is true in the neighbourhoods where the officials live.
Yet the anti-corruption campaign of President Xi Jinping means that officials live in fear of a knock on the door by investigators.
Most notorious was Bell, another of Vernon's neighbours, where eight officials lived in remarkable style, levied illegally high taxes and are now on trial.
The state-owned bank is in the Karada area, which is heavily guarded because many officials live there.
"But are they capable of it?" If government-owned suites are nothing new, neither is outrage over the idea of officials living large at taxpayer expense.
