Sentence examples for officials perceived from inspiring English sources

Because officials perceived the hold-down to be deliberate, Muller was disqualified.

The policy was introduced because top baseball officials perceived that some players had too much freedom on testing days.

The government statement said fines were levied according to what Chinese officials perceived was the degree to which the companies complied with and responded to the investigation.

Recalls are generally reserved for officials perceived to have abused their power, not simply those who pass laws that some people object to.

Those inquiries indicate that some officials perceived that first case as an ominous sign, even though other officials were publicly playing down its significance.

It does not do the league any good to have its officials perceived in that way, nor does it do our union any good to be perceived in this manner.

The drones strike could complicate the talks because Pakistani officials perceive them as being part of the American bargaining strategy.

First, Pakistani officials perceive the U.S.-India civil nuclear cooperation initiative as having unshackled India's nuclear weapons program.

A lingering question is whether some government officials, perceiving dangers in a new measurement system, might conclude that such an overhaul would wreak political havoc and therefore ought to be avoided.

The scanning, as students arrive for classes in the morning, may be conducted at any of the roughly 80percentt of secondary schools that do not have permanent metal detectors, Mr. Bloomberg said, but schools where officials perceive there is a heightened risk will probably be searched more frequently.

Officials also perceived the refugees as ethnically and politically undesirable.