0 formally and in a way agreed to or arranged by people in positions of authority: --
1 formally and in a way that is agreed to and arranged by people in positions of authority: --
2 as stated or accepted by people publicly, although it may not be true: --
3 relating to a position of responsibility: --
She has been asked to represent the department officially.
A mass screening program was officially introduced in 2002.
The authors emphasize that those who fail to fit into the long-established hukou system officially belong neither to the agricultural nor the urban population.
As people left rural areas, their depopulated settlements were reclassified: townships officially became villages, and urban residents became rural people.
Officially, each member is entitled to register one vehicle with the cooperative.
Again there is officially no break-off criterion, but as with the sentence understanding tasks we did use a break-off criterion on the restructured task.
The trade embargo thus officially ended in 1790.
Once a laboratory had been officially sanctioned, it could produce and market the certified serum according to its own standards.
The consequence was that different legal codes were officially allowed to coexist.
