Sentence examples for overcome officials from inspiring English sources

Citing mounting debt that they could not overcome, officials of the John Harms Center for the Arts announced today that their theater, which opened in 1926 as a silent movie and vaudeville house and became the cornerstone of this city's revived downtown business district, was closing its doors for good.

They are distributed by small companies who must overcome official barriers to trade.

The group registered as an NGO in 2005, but only after overcoming official resistance: bureaucrats were concerned the bereaved families might want to whip up opposition to the one-child policy.Even if they did, they would not be alone.

As for how the impasse over the talks appeared to have been overcome, administration officials and Asian diplomats said China had played a crucial role.

If so, Singapore's government will have another industrial-policy triumph to boast about assuming, that is, that it can overcome its official distaste for saying anything positive about gambling.

Gore campaign officials say that if Miami-Dade counts the more than 10,000 ballots rejected by the machine (either because no vote was cast for president or because the machine failed to read it) and if the hand recount in Palm Beach is accepted, they may have enough additional votes to overcome the official deficit.

But he added that even a "strong formal framework on the right to information will not overcome an official culture of secrecy and disrespect for the rule of law".

He says he's having too much fun doing Linux development, and he enjoys living in the U.S. What's more, he's found a great job in the computer industry, thanks to an American company whose top-notch immigration lawyers moved mountains to get him an H1-B work visa, overcoming immigration officials' objections that Myklebust lacked any formal computer education.

It is a tale of how one man's dogged efforts overcame official secrets and official indifference to rewrite computer history.

The mother then tried to reach the three other children in their bedroom but was overcome by smoke, officials said, and had to jump from the window herself.

The prime minister also wants to establish what has been described as an international platform that would overcome what some officials have been describing as the "abhorrently expensive and time consuming" process whereby drugs are licensed for deployment.