Sentence examples for process of official from inspiring English sources

The unlovely process of official leaking and journalistic competition is substantially motivated by the players' lust for short-term advantage — for spin and for scoops.

At the same time, some of the groups that were singled out had operated in Egypt for years and said they were trying to navigate the process of official registration when investigations against them began.

Either the report will follow that evidence and describe it forthrightly, in which case a vast swath of the establishment – including MI6, the Foreign and Commonwealth Office, and Downing Street – will be savaged; or it will dodge behind vague language and redactions, the entire process of official inquiries will be forever discredited, and public contempt will rise dangerously high.

Within a developed society, the complex process of administration undeniably slows the standard process and operation of official organisations and systems [ 29, 30].

At one point, a co-chairman of the State Board of Elections, Douglas A. Kellner, suggested that the city's process of producing official results on election night — which requires poll workers to cut and collate many pages of printouts from the scanners — was "unnecessarily complicated".

Ideally, your department will have an empty slot in the program so that you can run your course on a trial basis prior to going through the long process of gaining official approval.

The implication was that the presence of Woods influences the decision-making process of tournament officials, an allegation that García could not back up and that tournament officials denied.

"We're respecting the investigative process of United States officials," Mr. Ibarrola, the Mexican consul, told reporters.

Senator John McCain, a vocal critic of the way boxing is run, issued a strongly worded letter today condemning the World Boxing Council for interfering in the process of choosing officials for Saturday's W.B.C. welterweight championship bout between Vernon Forrest and Shane Mosley.

The government is also laying the ground for extensive rigging by purging the election process of independent officials, such as teachers, and putting state workers and soldiers in their place.

And, at regulatory institutions such as the Environmental Protection Agency, the Federal Communications Commission, and the National Labor Relations Board, Trump has appointed, or is in the process of appointing, officials who hew to the lines laid down by conservative think tanks and their corporate donors.