Sentence examples for officials memory from inspiring English sources

In the first such full quarantine in Hong Kong in officials' memory, health authorities ordered that no one enter or leave without permission before midnight on April 9.

"What's different in this case is that gang violence here is usually gang on gang," said Drew Sugars, a spokesman for the Santa Barbara Sherriff's Department, which responded to the call; it was the county's first gang homicide in department officials' memory, he said.

Yet as Fifa, the game's global governing body, ruled that these conversations should not be recorded, any evidence depends on the officials' memories.

** Even the Holocaust was ethnically cleansed in official memory: its victims were memorialized as Frenchmen or Belgians or Poles, almost never as Jews.

President Hu Jintao took the first steps in elevating the official memory of Hu Yaobang in 2005, when the party organized memorial services and a seminar to discuss his legacy.

Any official memory of Austrian existence was destroyed and suppressed.

But all this was expurgated from Belgium's official memory.

They are always trying to speak in their own words, always spreading their creative wings to fly beyond the boundaries of official memory.

Unbelievably, the library has no official memory of what was in use, say, 16 months ago, nor can it predict where demand will lie.

A second picture, this one commissioned to hang in the House of Commons, shows how the official memory of this process was spun and subtly reworked.

What begins as a slight exercise in reminiscence becomes a deeper tale about presence and absence, appearance and disappearance, in which unofficial memory (the author's casual "I remember") triumphs over official memory.