In addition to those in the sixteen segregated combat regiments and the labor units, thousands also served unofficially as laborers, teamsters, and cooks.
Footnote 3-113: There is some indication that integration was already going on unofficially in some specialist schools; see Ltr, Dr.
Negroes in the theater were serving in some forty-one newly and unofficially integrated units.
We have made ourselves acquainted with the Constitution which you unofficially forwarded to us, and we have noticed in it passages incompatible with the habits and aptitudes of the nation.
It has been unofficially reported that the object was a Navy cosmic ray balloon.
It has been unofficiallyreported that the object was a Navy cosmic-ray research balloon.
It seems that during the Congress of Berlin (June-July 1878) Bismarck and Lord Salisbury unofficially dropped suggestions that their Governments would raise no objections to the occupation of Tunis by France.
Mr. Henry Norman gives the following summary of the information there unofficially communicated.
The substance of Mr. Fish's note threatening intervention appeared unofficially in the press of Europe and America in December, 1875, and attracted such general attention that in January the House asked for the correspondence.
My lord has completed the work assigned to him; but the viceroy wished him to visit the Imam of Muscat unofficially for a certain purpose I am not at liberty to state.
Sir Modava is personally acquainted with all the native princes; and he and his lordship are regarded by them as second only to the viceroy, as he is often unofficially designated.
Unofficially the supporters of the new government took measures for its defense.
Under the party whip the bill to reorganize the Supreme Court was driven through both houses of the legislature, and unofficially ratified by Lord Coke's Assembly in the lobby.
Total gross agricultural output was unofficially reported to have reached 72.
Published labor statistics leave many serious gaps, and unofficially reported data do not always agree with official figures in the annual statistical yearbooks.
The Germans," added Sir Cecil, "have a way of making such statements unofficially and then denying that they have ever made them.
I explained again that I was talking unofficiallyand giving him only my own interpretation of the people's mood.
The Marquess, I believe, was unofficially employed in endeavouring to extend Japanese interests in China.
At the same time the Klan unofficially tried and executed those criminals whom the official Government refused to suppress.
Adams had no sooner taken the oath than, in accordance with a bargain previously made between the backers of the two men, unofficially but necessarily with their knowledge, he appointed Clay Secretary of State.
Young officers unofficially partook in the work of the Commission of National Defence during the period of the reorganisation of the Army and revival of the Fleet after the Japanese War.
But the party reached Dapitan with its original number, for they were joined by a good-looking mestiza from the South who was unofficially connected with one of the canons of the Manila cathedral.
The Chinese were easily and decisively defeated, and from that day to this have not ventured to oppose any foreign Power by force of arms, except unofficially in the Boxer rebellion.
It was an unprecedented thing on sealing-schooners, where it is the custom for the hunters to rank, unofficially as officers.
I was "Mr. Van Weyden" fore and aft, and it was only unofficiallythat Wolf Larsen himself ever addressed me as "Hump.
I have written officially and unofficially to Governor Moore, that with my opinions of the claimed right of accession, of the seizure of public forts, arsenals, etc.
The Austro-Hungarian monarchy is very often called unofficially the Dual Monarchy.
The monarchy consists of two independent states: the kingdoms and lands represented in the council of the empire (Reichsrat), unofficially called Austria (q.
The approval of the National Body should be sought for all Bahá’í publications, so as to protect the Faith fromunofficially disseminating information which may in some respects be false or inaccurate.
I might add that in numerous instances I was able to arrange unofficially with the Grand Vizier matters which threatened to become more or less troublesome.
I was unofficially informed that numerous letters and memorials had been received in Washington from individuals and missionary and church bodies, asking that I be retained at my post; Dr.
Bourgeois, had been able unofficially to take up and discuss with him the situation, which officially had apparently passed beyond the stage of further discussion.
I think, on the whole, I had better not answer your despatch officially about the Prince Imperial's statue; but you can tell Waddington unofficially as much of the following as you may think useful.
At any rate, we know, from letters written during the winter months, that he had unofficially attached himself to a section of Villa's army, even taking an active part in the fighting.
It is dated from Chihuahua, and mentions casually that he has attached himself unofficially to a division of Villa's army, and speaks of a prospective advance on Ojinaga.
On the 27th of September he wrote unofficially to Edmund Randolph, of Virginia, informing him that he had nominated him Attorney-General of the United States, and would be highly gratified with his acceptance of that office.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "unofficially" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word. Other words: naturally; offhand; plainly; record; simply
