Sentence examples for officials to develop a from inspiring English sources

The league also won the option to hire officials to develop a bench that can be used to replace those officials the N.F.L. thinks are underperforming.

They have met with scores of community leaders and city officials to develop a comprehensive policy by the end of the year.

Mr. Tantan instructed the country's 81 senior local government officials to develop a plan for attacking corruption, paying particular attention to graft in state contracts.

The White House said Mr. Bush also had urged administration officials to develop a long-term plan "that helps take care of the world's poor and hungry".

Some 30,000 customers on the shore were still without power, and the utility said it was working with state and local officials to develop "a full restoration plan and timeline".

A better appreciation of the American experience and the available technology, Mr. Siegel added, would make it easier for diplomats and government officials to develop a strategy for the undoing the Syrian arsenal.

In their defense against the negligence lawsuit, city officials have maintained that they cooperated with federal officials to develop an effective safety plan.

Instead, Otter tasked Idaho's chief health and welfare official to develop a new proposal that Otter will introduce next year, he said.

The conversion to electronic medical records — a critical piece of the Obama administration's plan for health care reform — is "vulnerable" to fraud and abuse because of the failure of Medicare officials to develop appropriate safeguards, according to a sharply critical report to be issued Thursday by federal investigators.

But as Reed Abelson of The New York Times reports, the conversion to electronic medical records is "vulnerable" to fraud and abuse because of the failure of Medicare officials to develop appropriate safeguards, according to a sharply critical report to be issued on Thursday by federal investigators.

Kapuscinski's lucid account should be required literature for newly minted Foreign Office officials wishing to develop a long-term lens.