Officialdom in a sentence

And while he loves taking on the establishment, he’s very much an iconoclast, whose use of humor in official settings is also a rarity in Japan’s beige officialdom.

The same skill and artistry of wrapping stuff for which the Japanese are world- renowned is applied to the seamless coverups of officialdom.

To be fair, he’d just been penalised for a non-existent tug on Hickey, but haranguing officialdom crossed a line.

What really saddens him is that he is constantly being warned by officialdom about the punishment for retailers who sell vapes to underage children.

I knew that the issue had been recorded by officialdom because days after the cavern appeared, someone sprayed white paint on the road around the crumbling area.

The Nobel Laureate is known to officialdom as an elusive, “moving target”.

Arizona and other nearby states reported their own eruptions of this nasty illness, which officialdom had pronounced essentially eradicated in this country as recently as 2000.

But they well made up for that by providing another five percent from trade union officialdom.

Inasmuch as those in officialdom would like to wish this latest administrative shenanigan away, it is here to stay.

This is an unprecedented humiliation for Indian officialdom, which has prided itself on the quality and independence of its statistics.

As an old man, Bilin Bilin finally succumbed to pressure from white officialdom and went to live on the mission near Ipswich.

But if people don’t find out too much about it, and officialdom doesn’t have to contend with too much unpleasant data, just think how well the area will be prepared for the next big blow.

Japanese officialdom relentlessly emphasises positive messages regarding Fukushima’s short- and medium-term future, prioritising economic development and the gradual return of sceptical evacuees to their newly “remediated” communities.

Next door to us lives a large family of Nigerians with numerous other compatriots eternally coming and going, who may or may not be accounted for by officialdom.

Senate Armed Services Committee Chairman John McCain, R-Ariz., lamented on Friday that the controversy over the memo had stolen the focus of officialdom from Russian President Vladimir Putin’s attack on Western democracies that began two years ago.

The media is pandering to officialdom and commercialism.

Before 1931, other songs served as the hymns of American officialdom.

From the Principate onwards, private citizens could hold munera and own gladiators only under Imperial permission, and the role of editor was increasingly tied to state officialdom.

However, in practice, most local government was handled by the traditional French officialdom.

Joseph II, however, by creating a powerful imperial officialdom directed from Vienna, undercut the dominant position of the Milanese principate and the traditions of jurisdiction and administration.