Sentence examples for officials opinion from inspiring English sources

They sought to portray their party nominations as inevitable, and so create a stampede of support from donors, delegates, elected officials, opinion leaders and — the idea is — actual voters.

Officials' opinions about the progress of those talks vary wildly.

Official opinion is shifting against inclusion.

It can feel as though an official opinion has been issued.

Official opinion, however, quickly hardened about what was proper proletarian art, and Marc was forced to resign from the school.

British official opinion, however, welcomed the Chancellor's assurance that Germany is now ready to co-operate in any move toward the reorganization of Europe.

At the Treasury, Churchill crumbled before the weight of official opinion in 1925, disastrously restoring the pound to its prewar parity.

But official opinion polls tell us that delinquency and crime, for instance, rank as hugely important to Argentina's population with about 60% of mentions.

Almost immediately, though, the government denounced the book as counter-revolutionary, and agreed to allow publication only after it added a prologue that made clear the official opinion of the book.

In January, the administration sought an official opinion from the ethics agency on various ways the governor uses state aircraft, including the legal propriety of occasional trips to and from the home he shares with Ms. Lee in Westchester County.

Be that as it may, the official opinion seemed to be that it was accidental, and was caused by a careless housewife upsetting some boiling fat on the fire.