Unofficially, of course.

And... unofficially, we're allowed to offer you lunch.

He received this news unofficially on his return from Haiti.

I'll be at the inquest tomorrow, Maxim, quite unofficially, you know.

Unofficially, there's hope for you. I was sure there would be.

Unofficially, this was a miscarriage but officially, for the records, it's an appendectomy.

Unofficially, was called the godfather of the Convention on the Rights of the Child.

Fourth allegation Tek Nath Rizal was not authorized to correspond with his wife, either officially or unofficially.

He decided that he's going to take over the state, unofficially, and then officially, and then created this beautiful Region One policy.

Gross domestic product (GDP) is estimated, unofficially, to have grown by around 4 per cent in 1996 97, largely due to recoveries in tourism and construction.

Since some of our Small Five partners have already presented in detail our proposal, which has been unofficially distributed, I would like to concentrate on other aspects related to the Council's working methods and to the initiative in question.

The younger brother, Chime Namgyal, 38, who is disabled, has been hospitalized since June 11 for serious injuries received whilst in custody. He did not even receive a trial, but was given a 21 month sentence by local officials for the same offense as Rinchen endangering state security by unofficially organizing litter collection, tree planting, and nature patrols to stop the hunting of endangered species.

Who will actually win the vote is unpredictable, but not because Iran is democratic. Ayatollah Khamenei, who is also the commander in chief of the armed forces, oversees the agencies that will run the election the Guardian Council and the Ministry of Interior, which supervise the electoral process, and the Basij militia and Revolutionary Guard (IRGC), which unofficially control the ballot boxes and the vote counting process.

After Biti was finally produced before the court days later, the government announced that he will be charged with treason which carries the death penalty for unofficially announcing the results of the March 29, 2008, elections. Prior to his detention, Biti had responded to such allegations by stating that his only crime was to fight for democracy in Zimbabwe. It is unlikely that he will be able to challenge the basis of his detention in an independent court.