Sentence examples for work unofficially from inspiring English sources

The OIOS report also criticises Solheim for allowing two senior managers to work unofficially from Paris, rather than Unep headquarters in Nairobi.

A study on UK junior doctors' working arrangements from 2008 to 2010 shows that over half of the junior doctors experienced pressure to work unofficially beyond the work time limit.

After all, Thomas has been working — unofficially and unpaid — as Dolan's consultant for the last three years.

After that, he worked unofficially and indeed illegally in what was known as the "shadow economy," where entrepreneurs practiced capitalism on a small scale.

Profoundis began operations in 2012, although its founding team of four had worked unofficially together prior to that date.

Not only that, the poorest of the poor, who dwell in the nation's slums outside of its big urban centers, are often terrorized by motorcycle gangs working unofficially for the government to keep them at bay.

"Guiding was never about organizations or official approval," says Karl "Baba" Bralich, a guide working unofficially in Yosemite.

His work became unofficially annexed by the civil rights movement: its sound alone has become a metaphor for dignified perseverance.

And Shostakovich is acting tragic, that means he's on the side of the fascists.'" The work was unofficially but effectively banned until 1956.

During what she termed "The Vegetarian Years", Akhmatova's work was unofficially banned by a party resolution of 1925 and she found it hard to publish, though she didn't stop writing poetry.

However, unless the two companies have been working together unofficially for some time, a new VR-capable headset seems a bit premature to me, but who knows.