Sentence examples for They formalised from inspiring English sources

They formalised their agreement to provide majority backing for a Socialist-led government on Tuesday just before the vote.

They formalised the presentation of the subject into a book that was new, refreshing and, above all, accessible to university engineering students.

They formalised the original ceasefire line as the Line of Control in the Simla Agreement, but this did not prevent further clashes in 1999 on the Siachen Glacier, which is beyond the Line of Control.

There, over chilled glasses of vin santo and plates of olives, they formalised their plan to take control of Labour's future.

They rely on formalised beginnings and endings and leave the rest to the mood of the moment, and they are complete masters of their material.

Then, if and when that is formalised, they have to appoint a new president.

The slave's rights become real when they are embodied in social institutions; that is, when they are actualised in formalised social relations (LPPO 114).

Graffiti is rampant in areas where these skateboarders practice, so it's only a matter of time before they develop into more formalised styles.

"At some point, the models that work become formalised, and as they become formalised, they become businesses," says Tad Toulis, design consultant and former creative director at the Teague agency.

Consequently, what newly arrived foreign consultants said they needed to break the cycles of professional isolation they had experienced were more formalised opportunities to observe others, to be observed and to engage more systematically in conversations about practice with colleagues.

Even though people appreciate natural complexity, which allows them to select and integrate information freely, they have difficulties in handling formalised complexity, which requires particular kinds of experience and logic.