nonofficial उदाहरण वाक्य

Some are " nocs " ( pronounced knocks ) who operate under nonofficial cover, perhaps posing as an oil company executive in the Middle East.
He said nonofficial clerics, some of them aligned or exploited by militant groups, " preach everywhere, on street corners, school buildings ."
Pierre Bikai, director of the nonofficial American Center of Oriental Research in Amman, Jordan, said researchers and students planned a garden barbecue with country music.
China has lodged a complaint with the U . S . government and demands that it have only nonofficial relations with Taiwan, Foreign Ministry spokesman Chen Jian said.
To compile the lists, U . N . researchers analyzed data compiled from 300 sources, including nonofficial ones such as non-governmental organizations, Kangaspunta said.

The program, headquartered at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor, is one of many nonofficial links developing between Vietnam and its former foe, the United States.
Castro may have in mind the experience of Poland, where a mushrooming of contacts between nonofficial Poles and Americans is widely believed to have heightened opposition to the regime.
Last week Faisal Husseini, the top PLO official in the city, conceded that the Jerusalem census might be delayed and would probably be carried out by nonofficial bodies.
Secretary of State Colin Powell took up with the architects of a nonofficial peace plan their proposed terms for resolving the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, despite objections from Israel.
A federal judge ruled Wednesday that the New York Police Department, at least temporarily, cannot require its officers to get advance approval for public speaking engagements in nonofficial capacities.