Sentence examples for particular official from inspiring English sources

But it became clear in recent days that Chinese officialdom was not against "The Peony Pavilion," so much as one particular official was, and her name is Ma.

The insistence upon an “official act,” carefully defined, seems pregnant with the requirement that some particular official act be identified and proved.

But it is easier today than in earlier eras to build a circumstantial case that a particular official talked to a reporter because modern communications technology — like e-mail — leaves trails.

That said, there are possible situations in which it may be easier for prosecutors in the current cases to succeed -- in particular, if they can locate e-mails in which a particular official disclosed a clearly sensitive secret.

In 1999, however, the United States Supreme Court ruled that this second law also required the government to prove a specific link between the gift and "some particular official act".

corrup[t] persaude[r]” cannot be someone who persuades others to shred documents under a document retention policy when he does not have in contemplation any particular official proceeding in which those documents might be material.

In particular, officials have been targeting projects that help women recover from sexual violence.

We will eliminate the root causes of corruption and punish particular officials.

Determination of the immunity of particular officials is guided by the Constitution, federal statutes, history, and public policy.

Most damning of all are discussions in which Dogýan and the other officers invoke the names of particular officials.

This is a nation built around the rule of law, not faith in the goodness of particular officials.