Sentence examples for unofficial notes from inspiring English sources

According to unofficial notes from the June meeting, provided by panel officials, the Russians said it would be unacceptable to give that much money to the Kuwaiti oil industry, whether or not the claim was sound, while Iraqis were suffering from a trade embargo.

Perceived behavioral control in this study is assessed from balanced quantitative and qualitative data, while attitudes and social norms are mainly derived from qualitative information, for example, quotes from open questions, unofficial field notes and impressions.

At Tuesday night's two-hour Republican debate in nearby Goffstown, Mr. Thompson got to talk for only 4 minutes 21 seconds, according to unofficial but widely noted figures on a Web site affiliated with a Democratic candidate, Senator Christopher J. Dodd of Connecticut.

Warren Martyn and Adrian Wood, the authors of the book I Can't Believe It's a Bigger and Better Updated Unofficial Simpsons Guide noted the episode was: "A stunningly outspoken political satire that drew considerable disapproval from the Republican Party when it was aired".

In presenting its report on Wednesday, the panel said it remained "seriously concerned at consistent reports from various sources about a continuing practice of illegal detention in unrecognized and unofficial detention places," noting that it had received no details from China after inquiring about such facilities.

The report notes that "unofficial commentary in China has been even more sharply critical of the pivot and it is possible that the Chinese leadership may eventually feel pressure to take a harder position in response to public opinion".

During the months preceding the serious incident of February 24 , 1996 Cuban authorities warned the United States frequently, both through diplomatic notes and unofficial channels, that repeated violations of its airspace constituted a threat to Cuban national security and that the planes involved were running the risk of being shot down.

Writing for the book I Can't Believe It's a Bigger and Better Updated Unofficial Simpsons Guide, Jay Kogen and Wallace Wolodarsky noted that "Bart the Daredevil"'s sequence in which Homer falls down the gorge is the one that "everyone remembers", noting that "he's getting much stupider by this point".

The authors of the book I Can't Believe It's a Bigger and Better Updated Unofficial Simpsons Guide, Warren Martyn and Adrian Wood, note: "It's very strange to see Homer pawning the TV set in an attempt to save the family; if this episode had come later Marge would surely have taken this stance".

This fan-made short is about as unofficial as can be, as noted by a disclaimer that pops up on screen right off the bat.

One of the "pilgrims" in our little group sat down at the instrument and up rose the opening notes of England's unofficial national anthem.