Sentence examples for a formal change from inspiring English sources

With a formal change in identification soon after, it has since become an object of desire accompanied by an escalating price tag.

In essence, all the coupes will be even numbered, but the company has not announced a formal change in its model naming policy.

It was not immediately clear if the statements were meant to reflect a formal change in policy by North Korea or were an attempt to increase its leverage ahead of the next negotiations.

In 2008, the court found that brand-name manufacturers had the unilateral power to change warnings through various mechanisms even before asking the Food and Drug Administration for a formal change.

The Saudi oil minister, Ali al-Naimi, recently suggested that OPEC would raise output to meet any increase in global demand, although a formal change in the allotment of production quotas for each member is still in doubt.

They were keen that all 27 member states the 17 inside the euro zone and the 10 outsiders should sign so that the accord could be entered as a formal change into the EU rule book.

Pinter's immersion in cinema was one of several possible reasons for a major formal change that overtook his theatre work after The Homecoming: other reasons may have been the influence of Beckett and Pinter's growing sense of marital solitude.

But if we were to concede a certain formal change from the previous administration, it would not be one of substance.

Finally, there is an important formal change in the transition from purely hydrodynamics systems to genuinely magnetohydrodynamics systems.

From this issue onwards, JHP's layout will feature a few formal changes.

Try to keep the lines clear here--and if you need to change (you almost certainly will), make it a formal, announced change.