Sentence examples for also formalised from inspiring English sources

The directive also formalised the use of supplementary units, which in 1979 were permitted for a period of ten years.

They also formalise restrictions introduced by the authoritarian president, Alexander Lukashenko.

Manta was used by American AWACS for the surveillance of drug trafficking in the eastern Pacific.But the agreement will also formalise facilities for the American trainers and surveillance planes that help Colombian forces in anti-drug actions under Plan Colombia.

Before the elections for Mr Karzai's successor the United States is keen to finalise a bilateral security agreement which will also formalise US-Afghan relations following the 2014 Nato troop withdrawal.

Could they also be formalising their links with the other code's Newcastle Falcons across at Kingston Park?

We've also all but formalised the timing.

But Dutch coalitions have tended to be made up of the big three plus (or minus) D66.The etiquette of the election game and of government-making has also long been formalised.

The Bordeaux midfielder Henri Saivet is understood to be on Tyneside on Monday to discuss a potential move, and the club are also understood to have formalised their long-held interest in Swansea's Jonjo Shelvey.

Beyond their common use for interpersonal communication, chatlines (also chatrooms) can be formalised as dynamic systems with heuristics.

As the Spanish government faces mounting criticism over the actions of its authorities at the borders of its enclaves in Melilla and Ceuta, the legislation also seeks to formalise the practice of summary returns to Morocco of migrants who are caught attempting to jump the triple razor wire fence at the borders.

The government is also seeking to formalise the influence of the state on religious affairs, but this is not a constitutional matter.According to Mr Kabiri, the IRP now finds itself in the position of being too Islamic for the government, but is seen as a sell-out by more radical Muslims.