Sentence examples for position of official from inspiring English sources
Still, even while Mr. Yushchenko supporters tried to force a political confrontation, the state maintained a position of official calm.
(it is not a Russian NGO, nor is it Usaid) but both reflected the new position of official Russia, which sees all foreign aid as probably hostile and all foreigners as likely enemies.
Fennoman movement, in 19th-century Finnish history, nationalist movement that contributed to the development of the Finnish language and literature and achieved for Finnish a position of official equality with Swedish the language of the dominant minority.
In 1953 Mr. Whalen was replaced by Richard C. Patterson Jr., but the advances of the jet age had already made the arrival of overseas visitors less newsworthy, and the position of official greeter began to lose its ceremonial luster.
Kingston has secured the coveted position of Official Memory Card of the 86th Miss America pageant after what we can only assume was a bitter and heated bidding war.
Halotus worked as a servant for Claudius and also held the position of official taster, an occupation which entailed his tasting of a portion of every meal Claudius ate each day for poison.
An article on Tuesday about the film "The Third Jihad," which was financed by the Clarion Fund and shown to officers as part of New York Police Department training, misstated a position of officials with the Israel-based organization Aish HaTorah, which shares officials with the Clarion Fund.
Some governments even approached him to defend the positions of officials who had been demoted.
These features were significant for first two creative periods of Harminc's work, emerging from historicism to the position of modern official monumentality.
Directly beneath the title, you should state the position of the official ("mayor") and the name of the mayor.
She said Judge France affirmed the position of state officials that the city did not get the state or the mayor to sign off on the bankruptcy filing.
