Sentence examples for the official text from inspiring English sources

The official text of the executive order was now circulating, and it was worse than expected.

The official text of the UCC was published in 1952, included both express and implied warranties, and has been adopted in some form by the entire United States.

To his bemusement, friends were telling him he was in the England squad before the official text came through from the Football Association.

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The official text of Ms. Rousseff's alterations, which include dozens of suggested changes to the bill in addition to the vetoed portions, is expected to be published on Monday.

The governor, a third-term Republican once among the stars of his party, mentioned his mistakes in just one sentence, a line not included in the official text of the speech released afterward by his office.

Israeli high-school students in one history class found the official texts so confining that they asked the teacher for the Palestinian perspective, which she told me she provided from documents online.

If you want to try to understand a nation or culture in any serious way you need to try to understand peoples' faith and religious beliefs, not only in the official texts and teachings but in daily life.

[ 18- 20] In this study, we examine the establishment of a medical humanities program by unpacking and comparing the different stories told in the official texts about the medical humanities program, in one of the author's field study of a medical humanities courses, and in interviews with students.

The full official text can be found on China's Ministry of Commerce Web site.

IT DID not seem too much to ask: official recognition of France's half-dozen or so main regional languages; their teaching in schools wherever enough parents wanted it; their more regular use on local radio and television; and the translation of local place-names and the main official texts into the country's principal dialects.