Sentence examples for officials to create a from inspiring English sources

One group, the Long Island Off-Road Vehicle Organization, is urging Suffolk officials to create a legal riding ground.

Pope Benedict XVI has ordered officials to create a new foundation where atheists will be encouraged to meet and debate with some of the Catholic Church's top theologians.

We applaud the moves, announced this week by American officials, to create a new Iraqi currency and restructure the central bank, as a welcome start to such reforms.

Throughout the Kenai, people are clearing some of the 38 million dead trees, answering the call from officials to create a "defensible space" around houses for fire protection.

The Greek crisis in May led the I.M.F. and European officials to create a rescue fund valued at around €750 billion to help euro-zone members restructure their finances.

But the sides are also still divided over the league's proposal to hire additional officials, to create a bench that would enable them to replace officials they believe have underperformed.

The official said that Mr. Obama would use his legal authority to force BP officials to create an escrow account setting aside billions of dollars to compensate businesses and individuals if the company does not do so on its own.

And they would allow US and World Health Organization officials to create an interconnected network to rapidly detect and respond to isolated incidents of disease before they could turn into full-fledged outbreaks.

It means ensuring that everyone has access to all prevention tools that includes PrEP, needle exchange, health insurance to access care and treatment if necessary, and lobbying our elected officials to create an environment free of stigma and full of love.

It should also have the political maturity required to navigate the complexities of placing staff within the government system and to work with state government officials to create an enabling environment for the TSU to work effectively.

"Twitter makes it possible for a public official to create a round-the-clock press conference, simultaneously informing their staff, the public and the press," said Andrew Rasiej, the founder of the Personal Democracy Forum.