Usually the design principles are addressed informally in this literature.
form of the present indicative tense when addressing someone informally as tú.
The board now gets together socially every month, part of an effort to address conflicts informally, rather than in courtrooms.
In a letter addressed — rather informally, considering the circumstances — to "Marissa," Smith listed several moves that he hoped Yahoo would make in order to improve its situation.
But the friendliness of his dealings with Egan may be inferred from a letter that he sent Egan in 1995, concerning flood damage suffered in North Korea, in which he addresses Egan informally, if imperfectly, as "Boby").
You can freely address them informally and talk about everything.
To treat someone informally by addressing them as "tú" instead of the more formal "usted".
He said a fundamental problem needed to be addressed, formally or informally: how to "rebalance" the euro zone's structure.
He addresses his players informally with "du" (to be on first name terms with somebody) but they have to use the more formal "sie" in reply.
Some identified and acted on these issues informally, for example, by noting and addressing them where possible at subsequent meetings.
