Sentence examples for unofficial group from inspiring English sources

The Emerald City Supporters, an unofficial group with more than four thousand members, has endorsed him for a second term.

Karachi's Citizens Police Liaison Committeee, an unofficial group that monitors crime, has proposed setting up Pakistan's first metropolitan police force.

An unofficial group of private American military experts visited Beijing recently to discuss the issue with Chinese officials and scholars.

The report outlines a failure to control drug use and excessive use of restraint by prison staff, who have been meting out "unofficial group punishments".

The delegates — members of an unofficial group of concerned citizens called the Coalition for Mali — unexpectedly found themselves listening to demands from the Islamists that the government in Bamako send back bureaucrats to run state services.

The struggles of House Republicans have been shown most recently in the emergence of an influential but unofficial group that could be called the Vote No/Hope Yes Caucus.

Facebook is also useful: most universities have both official and unofficial groups that you can join to contact students.

"Right now, we have 90,000 unofficial groups listed on our site and 35 official ones, and we make more money with the official groups".

While this process expanded and intensified, the spontaneous formation locally of unofficial groups, primarily in Kiev and Lviv, began in 1987.

The parade route runs six miles; with 70 official floats and at least that many unofficial groups of celebrators, the procession lasts six hours.

The officials met as the Quartet, an unofficial grouping of the United Nations, United States, European Union and Russia that has tried to work out common policies for the Middle East.