Sentence examples for which officially has from inspiring English sources
And in Wolford, which officially has a 100 percent rate, plenty of people — perhaps more than 20 — are not included in that statistic because they hold post office boxes and have yet to receive forms.
In particular, it has scrutinised his government over the brutal war on drugs, which officially has taken more than 5,000 lives, though human rights groups allege the true figure is more than double that.
It may be a similar case with support for HootSuite, too, which officially has been "supported in their move to London" by the UKTI as well as London & Partners, which is funded by the Mayor's office.
But even though Netlog is becoming increasingly popular in other parts of the world, this isn't as big of a win for Google as the integration of a popular social network worldwide like Facebook, which officially has 200 million registered users around the globe (250 to 280 million unofficially).
It is to be expected in the rough and tumble of any campaign (which officially hasn't even started yet) that a candidate here or a candidate there will say the wrong thing, embarrass the party or some skeleton in the closet fall out with a noisy crash.
All the VDCs had either a health post or a sub-health post and one VDC had a primary health care centre which officially has a provision for staffing of a doctor.
No opposition candidate won a seat in the election, which officially had a 74% turnout.
The main group was the AUC - the United Self-Defence Forces of Colombia, which officially at least has demobilised.
Aiken's campaign, which officially began Wednesday, has a better chance of being memorable for its celebrity roots than for victory.
The study, which officially began in July 2014, has already enrolled six subjects and has recruited multiple leading centers across the United States to participate.
Even with the stringent rationing, the food and materials which civilians should officially have been entitled to were not always available.
