Sentence examples for outgoing official from inspiring English sources
Ursell Arends, a friendly and outgoing official with the league we met later, said the league's popularity is growing.
"I can't think of any time at which an outgoing official suggested he ought to stay on because he's indispensable," Mr. Foner said.
Though he was careful not to criticize outgoing officials directly, he said he believed Mr. Ivanishvili's government would create jobs, luring back Georgians who have moved overseas to work.
The outgoing officials were Chief of Defence Staff, Air Marshal Alex Badeh; the Chief of Army Staff, Major General Kenneth Minimah; the Chief of Naval Staff, Rear Admiral Usman Jibrin and the Chief of Air Staff, Air Vice Marshal Adesola Amosu, a presidential spokesman said.
Citing weeks of strike action by fuel distributors that crippled the economy, the APC accused outgoing officials of creating an "atmosphere of contrived chaos" to sully 72-year-old Buhari's moment of political triumph.
Jonathan's People's Democratic Party PDPP) disputed the accusations from the APC that they were hindering the transfer of power, saying their political foes were being too demanding – especially given that the constitution says outgoing officials need not hand over anything other than simple notes.
When the staff exodus at the State Department began in January, there were indications that Trump planned to quickly replace at least some of the outgoing officials.
An outgoing UN official said that security is "at its lowest point" in Afghanistan since 2001.
Still, approaching an outgoing government official with a job offer can be dicey.
Outgoing top Vatican official condemns critics as 'crows and vipers'.
The commission's reports show that Mr. Bush was warned repeatedly about terrorist threats, but they provide no indication that he urged his aides to accelerate their policy review or produce specific plans in response to the warnings, from outgoing Clinton administration officials and from Mr. Tenet, his own intelligence chief.
