Sentence examples for agree to formalize from inspiring English sources

The phrase world music was adopted by a group of British independent labels who believed they would get better access to record stores and more media recognition if they could agree to formalize one generic description.

To settle a lawsuit, the New York Police Department has agreed to formalize changes it had made in its crowd-control procedures during political demonstrations, the authorities said on Tuesday.

As part of the settlement, the county agreed to formalize its policy of calling family members with the consent of inmates being held in the jail's psychiatric unit.

This would be reaffirmed by Prime Minister Stephen Harper, stating that there was "no evidence that access is blocked to the prisons", and that Afghan authorities had agreed to "formalize that agreement so there is no potential misunderstanding".

Formalize Disaster Plan The city's police and fire commissioners said they had agreed to adopt formal rules for how emergency agencies should work together in responding to major disasters.

The Clinton administration subsequently agreed with Congressional Republicans to formalize the lack of regulation, allowing the market to grow in the dark.

"He is essentially trying to formalize what we already agreed to do last year with the country's data protection officials," he said.

To formalize this, let us agree that a test space is a non-empty collection A of non-empty sets E,F,…, each construed as a discrete outcome-set as in classical probability theory.

But others argued that the bishops had sought to prevent a split by agreeing not to ordain more gay bishops or to formalize rites for same-sex unions.

And it is possible to discuss process and goals without Israel having to agree up front on every point, and without Arab states having to formalize relations with Israel in advance.

Agarwal agrees that a sharp separation is needed, but the legislation to formalize that is being held up.