Sentence examples for unofficial terms from inspiring English sources

As of 2009, the unofficial terms for The Volcano continue to be used by Natural Resources Canada.

An unofficial term used to describe wet-cured ham.

The former village is also considered a hamlet, an unofficial term which refers to a named but unincorporated place in New York.

Attorney General Jeff Sessions vowed to "claw back" as much as $4.1 billion in federal money from sanctuary cities, an unofficial term for cities that don't always comply with federal deportation efforts.

A federal judge issued a nationwide stay on Trump's January executive order that sought to cut off funding to sanctuary cities, an unofficial term for cities that don't always comply with federal deportation efforts.

The carny pardon was not among the 176 last-minute pardons and commutations that have consumed Mr. Clinton's unofficial third term thus far; it's one of 280 other pardons he handed out earlier.

As a result, this creates a two-tier job market - a top tier for mostly older workers who have permanent jobs from which they cannot be fired, and a second tier for mostly younger workers who have to survive on unofficial, short-term contracts.

He played in all five of the matches that were termed as "unofficial Tests" on this tour.

In terms of unofficial apps, the iOS app Disneyland Paris Maps is a great example.

The attendants in the overpriced food kiosks are proof incarnate that the profit motive is not yet universal though stewardesses on Russian carriers offer unofficial upgrades on reasonable terms.

Once he became director, Lynn moved quickly to formalize the unofficial rules favoring short-term appointments.