official use

The jungle had no news service, and their radio was for official use only.

"Even though it's supposed to be for official use only."

When not in official use, the Royal sites are open to the public.

This was the earliest known official use of the term.

There is no official use of the word district in Wales.

However, information from these records is primarily for official use by government agencies.

Consequently, some of these flags are no longer in official use.

These tokens were taken out of service in 2007 for official use.

During the later decades of the fourteenth century English started to come back into official use.

This room is not in official use just now.

What you write about him will, of course, be kept completely confidential; this article is for official use only.

But the lease allows the government to take the light station back if they ever needed it for official use.

This is the first official use of the name.

Kashubian is here in official use, as a regional language.

Renamed to and first official use of Yugoslavia in 1929.

In the 19th century, however, official use was more common:

After a brief spell as a hospital, it entered into official use.

The title of minister-president has been in official use since 1945.

The truncated name stuck and is now in official use by the school.

This usage remained until 1914, when the entire building was opened for official uses.

The laissez-passer is also issued to their families for official use.

The house's last official use was as a methadone clinic several years ago.

The information is only to be available to government employees for official use, and is not on the Internet.

The state flag, is for official use by the state government.

The motto then came into official use, even though the coat of arms was not adopted until 1939.