Sentence examples for very officials from inspiring English sources
Nineteen months later, Mr. Obama was at the State Department consoling some of the very officials he had overruled.
Imagine then, how hard it is to disclose rape in a place like the Democratic Republic of Congo where the perpetrators of such crimes are often the police and army personnel – the very officials charged with the protection of civilians.
Workers face extortion, rape and even murder by the very officials supposed to be protecting them, according to Human Rights Watch (HRW), a watchdog that this week released a report on the abuses suffered by migrants.
Janet Tavakoli, a finance industry consultant who is president of Tavakoli Structured Finance, said the stock market's gyrations are a result of a severe lack of confidence in the very officials who are charged with cleaning up the nation's mess.
The evolution of the troubled program, then, is an example of how, across two city administrations, increasing amounts of money were spent on an effort that lacked strategic vision, scrupulous oversight, and even the basic faith of the very officials who were implementing it.
It routinely sanctioned an explicitly Christian prayer in an environment where non-Christian citizen-participants could easily feel coerced into participation lest they alienate the very officials before whom they presumably had business.
"I think it's all very official.
"It will be very official and very formal.
The reception room should be very official looking.
I think it's going to be a very formal, very official, staged event.
