Sentence examples for primary official from inspiring English sources

That doctrine is the primary official charge against Iran today: it might pose a deterrent to US and Israeli force.

The dollar is in such high demand, however, that it sometimes trades on the black market in Venezuela at more than ten times the primary official exchange rate.

They have named the creature Homo naledi, where naledi means "star" in Sesotho, one of the official languages of South Africa, and the primary official language of Lesotho.

Masnaa, the primary official crossing between the two countries, is busy, although many Syrians have found illegal ways to steal across the border.

A few days later, I arrived at Wagah, in the Punjab, the primary official land border crossing between India and Pakistan.

Would a referee for each half of the pitch, or, say, two on-field assistants to help a primary official really be so revolutionary?

Then the Obama White House — Clinton was a part of that team, of course, but the official with primary responsibility for Iraq was Vice-President Joe Biden.

The Air Force general said CBP personnel will be the primary officials dealing with migrants but that U.S. service members deployed to support them would be properly trained in case of any incidental interaction.

Though New Hampshire has yet to set a date for its "first in the nation" primary, officials there fear that the date Nevada has chosen for its caucuses could force them to move its contest into December.

According to the International Biathlon Union technical delegate Norbert Baier, the primary officials responsible for the gaffe were relieved of their starting responsibilities for the men's 12.5-kilometer, or 7.76-mile, race that followed.

The day before, at a hearing that had been called by the three-judge panel here to figure out when to hold the primary, officials from several counties, including Ms. Callanen, testified that splitting the primary into two elections would cost hundreds of thousands of dollars and would probably confuse voters and hurt turnout.