official body

There was also no official body to make such decisions.

"You have an official body that found this as a matter of fact," he said.

It was still mostly informal, and not an official body.

There was no official body to provide help, so the women decided to work towards providing such a service themselves.

The government figure of 338 casualties has never been questioned by any official body.

It consists of various official bodies at the federal, state and local levels.

Each state in Australia has an official body which is responsible for the reporting of cases.

"Not one woman reported one case to any official body."

That was about as close as he would get to an official body.

And no matter what official body found them, they'd just want to continue the torture, for scientific purposes, of course.

Many countries have official bodies that monitor drug safety and reactions.

This organisation promotes the clear use of English, especially by businesses and official bodies.

Many of them belonged to no known official body.

Since 1980, it has also been authorized to register the arms of official bodies in foreign countries.

This was the first formal report on trafficking in women and children to be issued by an official body.

They've been there for people when Fema and other official bodies only hand out money.

Only hospitals, medical boards and other official bodies now have access to the data, which are kept secret from the public.

It had only been recently acknowledged by official bodies that psychology could offer some understanding of young people's problems.

Designation of a rare species may be made by an official body, such as a national government, state, or province.

One reason is the reluctance to report honor killings to official bodies.

This is not in any way an official body."

Yet this is precisely how the problem tends to be approached by official bodies.

Parliament has to put its trust in experts and the opinions of official bodies.

In this area, market forces are likely to decide between the various competing standards before official bodies make up their minds.

Nor have official bodies been able to ward off the most sinister threat.