Sentence examples for pool of officials from inspiring English sources

The sides are at odds over compensation and the pension plan for officials and also over the league's proposal to make some officials full-time employees and to expand the pool of officials, which the N.F.L. believes would enhance the quality of officiating because the league would have more flexibility in replacing officials who they believed were not performing as well as they should.

Increasing the pool of officials would allow the league to replace individual officials or entire crews that were not performing well, Goodell said.

And it wants to expand the pool of officials, so that if officials are struggling, they could be replaced or officials who are overtaxed could be given a week off.

A Brooklyn man who had checked into a psychiatric hospital on Wednesday told his doctor yesterday that the authorities should check on his wife, because the last time he saw her, she was "laying in a pool of blood," officials said.

And the $1.3 trillion in superannuation funds is a pool of savings that officials like to say is akin to a rainy-day fund.

But because the 89th Air Wing operates a large pool of aircraft, White House officials said, it was impossible to know if the plane Mr. Ballenger had reserved was the same one assigned to Mrs. Clinton for her trip to New York.

Helping to shrink the pool of shares, several WebMD officials also bought stock over the last few weeks.

When these devices failed to produce a sufficient pool of cheap labour, imperial officials cooperated with the Chamber of Mines in the temporary importation of more than 60,000 Chinese indentured labourers.

Marin and Napa had not initially qualified in 2010 but later received nearly $70,000 from a pool of money that program officials set aside for counties that did not meet standards for the regular allocation.

As Ariana Eunjung Cha writes in the Washington Post this week, the pro-democracy petition known as Charter 08 has been circulating among a widening pool of ordinary Chinese, despite official efforts to shut it down.

Those effects include waste, the corruption of government officials, a pool of funds for the Taliban, the distortion of local economies, and "tens of billions of dollars" that mostly just seem to be gone.