Sentence examples for true officials from inspiring English sources

Not true, officials from both Miramax and Columbia said.

And, if that were true, officials thought they could make some money on the deal.

"The implication that businesses are simply setting up on the Channel Islands to take advantage of this relief is not true," officials said.

But when it comes to snow events, the true official vehicle is the PistenBully 400.

Most notably, true official reserves may be growing faster than official data indicate, because of changes in official holdings outside of the central bank.

It passed low over Kelantan, that was true," said officials.

Mr. Mora-Lopez was arrested on Thursday after the authorities searched his home and found documents confirming his true identity, officials said.

Kenneth Roth, the director of Human Rights Watch, warned that if this was true U.S. officials who knew about it could be criminally liable, under the doctrine of command responsibility.

True, local officials have an incentive to inflate growth numbers because promotion depends upon economic performance; however, experience suggests that number crunchers in local government are more accurate than Beijing's.

He did little damage, but his true purpose, officials later said, was to sow confusion and draw attention away from the bigger danger lurking nearby: another suicide bomber driving a truck hauling a huge cache of explosives.

While soccer remains much of Latin America's true fútbol, officials say interest among Hispanics in northwest Arkansas has grown, especially since the freshman Alex Tejada has taken over this season as the Razorbacks' place-kicker.