Sentence examples for a formal starting from inspiring English sources

Lieutenant Farrell refrained from using that term, with its implication of a formal starting point and signal.

On July 25 , 1722 Shute formally declared war on the Wabanakis, marking a formal start to the conflict often referred to as Dummer's War, since Lieutenant Governor William Dummer would end up conducting the Massachusetts involvement in the war.

The Togolese government provides them with all their needs and more, and everyone is hoping that the longer they stay at the High Rise Hotel, the less willing they will be to go back and fight.The talks wobbled to a formal start last week.

The influence had a formal start in 1955 after an agreement between the University of Chicago, USAID, and the Pontifical Catholic University of Chile.

To make the most of the very short window between an announcement and a formal start, leaders must always quickly discern what matters, who matters and what to communicate and in what priority.

Sometimes these are stories of our families and childhoods -- the responsibilities that don't have a formal start and end date, or the accolades that don't earn us awards, however trophy-worthy they may be.

The goal is to defend the merits of high potential start-ups in front of the broader fund team so that the Innovation Fund would then perform a formal start-up analysis and diligence.

William Forsythe has, like De Keersmaeker, developed from a rigorously formal starting point to experimenting with layers of theatricality and different media.

They then had the choice of dropping the matter or going down the bureaucratic path of filing a formal grievance, starting an official investigation with all its affidavits and hearings.

Of the original 130 units, 108 (83%) were included in the analyses, of which 797373%) had a formal CCOS starting between 1996 and 2004.

A formal closing starts the time period in which dissatisfied parties may assert personal claims against the executor or administrator.