Sentence examples for adopt a formal position from inspiring English sources

A spokesman for the Greens leader, Richard Di Natale, said the party would not adopt a formal position on the issue before a party room discussion after the election.

Labour will struggle to raise anywhere near its £7m limit, a process complicated by the decision of Unison, one of the UK's biggest trade unions, not to adopt a formal position until its conference on 19 June.

There was a standing ovation in the chamber, as many feel this is a historic moment: it's the first time that the parliament has adopted a formal position on the issue.

The CIPD is calling on more businesses to adopt a formal policy to support workers, and ultimately benefit business.

Rosen criticized Meet the Press, and host David Gregory specifically, before recommending that all shows adopt a formal fact-checking system.

A RAE should adopt a formal information model that represents patient data required in the rules.

This health care organization did not adopt a formal priority setting process.

These, of course, are not prevalence data as we did not adopt a formal population sampling approach.

Adopt a formal tone when writing your letter.

Concerning the proposals for the forthcoming Conference of the CITES parties, the Commission has yet to adopt a formal proposal.

He is repeating the Harold Wilson formula in every detail: adopting a formal government position in favour of staying in, but allowing ministers to "take a different position" and to continue to serve.