Sentence examples for traditional official from inspiring English sources

Climate financing should not lead to a reduction in traditional official development assistance.

In contrast to traditional, "official" actors such as national statistics offices or the World Bank, the big data landscape is characterised by new players, many of them large, private corporations.

In addition to traditional, official, and curated data, there now exists a vast sea of available data 'as the next frontier for innovation, competition and productivity' (McKinsey 2011).

Shortly before 5 September 2007, Reucassel approached several APEC security personnel and offered a selection of clothing, inspired by the traditional official photograph of all the attending leaders wearing matching outfits.

That night, young people, including myself, were told by local and traditional officials to organize "Rondo" (in Swahili, means "civilian patrol") to provide security for the city, but despite huge number of young people involved, Uvira was taken by rebels of AFDL (Alliance of Democratic Forces for the Liberation of Congo-Zaire) on October 25 , 1996

The events have had good representation of local authorities – both traditional and official – as well as regional education officials.

DDD is a new field in public health to gather health information that surely is not present in other more traditional and official sources of health information such as surveillance tools.

Therefore, traditional and official surveillance systems have the distinct disadvantage of being slow and are limited to reporting pathogens chosen in advance.

Infectious disease weekly reports (IDWRs) (http://www.nih.go.jp/niid/ja/idwr.html in Japanese), which constitute the traditional and official Japanese sentinel surveillance system, reported a higher incidence of respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) and M. pneumoniae infections.

Gay couples with no denials, like Mr. Marsh and Mr. Popov, will move through the system at the same pace as traditional spouses, officials said.

Because the buses do not park in traditional terminals, officials must make inspections on crowded street corners, which they said could be logistically difficult.