Converse of object

• elect: They plant, maintain, and orchestrate coalitions of voters to exert pressure on elected officials.

• say: It said officials should, have acted, sooner to rescue the girls.

Adjective modifier

• senior: Imagine for a moment that you are a senior official in Iran's foreign ministry.

• Iraqi: An Iraqi official said that the bomb was intended to create more chaos in Iraq.

• Turkish: Turkish officials discussed the same day the re-opening of the Kurdish parliament in Iraq after a long time.

• un: UN officials aren't sure where the rest of Kosovo's ethnic Albanians have gone.

• military: Both U.S. and Italian military officials as well as Italian government officials refused to release details of the mission.

Modifies a noun

• receiver: The court will fix the amount on the official receiver 's advice.

• opening: The venue's official opening will take place on Saturday 17 June.

• website: The official website for Henley Royal is in action today.

• statistic: Find some official statistics from the computer or from a book about who commits the most crime.

• launch: Monday 2nd December sees the official launch of this new group to bring local people together to promote healthy hearts.

• figure: To date the British Government, which is believed to know the extent of the arms importation has refused to release its official figures.

Noun used with modifier

• immigration: In those days the British Immigration officials used to travel on the ferries from Calais to Dover.

• administration: Administration officials said the effort was not intended to create an interim government or to settle the unresolved question of who would replace Hussein.

• defense: But defense officials have voiced recent concern over a resurgence of attacks by al-Qaida and the Taleban.

• union: They must be informed of their right to be accompanied by a fellow employe or representative, shop steward or trade union official.

• government: Government officials said the trial will be the largest of its type in the world.

• enforcement: The American Red Cross along with law enforcement officials strongly encourages you to follow the steps provided in the attached Fact Sheets.