Sentence examples for are formally in from inspiring English sources

The Sweden Democrats, whose 49 seats give it the balance of power in Stockholm, are formally in favour of remaining in the EU.

One set of legal memorandums, the officials said, advises government officials that if they are contemplating procedures that may put them in violation of American statutes that prohibit torture, degrading treatment or the Geneva Conventions, they will not be responsible if it can be argued that the detainees are formally in the custody of another country.

In Scandinavia, the Sweden Democrats party, which holds the balance of power in Stockholm, are formally in favour of remaining in the EU, but have said that today's bloc "is not the one that Swedes voted for" and that it would do all it could to limit the EU's influence.

Lindblom released the second condition: the decision maker is not unitary nor a composite organization, it is rather made by a set of different actors who are formally in very different positions.

Of the 100 different artists that Modiba now represents, about 35 are formally in its publishing catalog, but it pitches many more to music supervisors for films and television shows.

Now that the attorneys general are formally in the case, they would be able to quickly go to court to defend the payments if the administration tried to cut them off.

Not being formally in government is a clever strategy.

The OCF is formally in session during the Fall Semester and the Spring Semester.

The OCF Board of Directors shall meet at least once every two weeks while the OCF is formally in session.

This will resolve the anomaly that parliament is formally in charge but cannot meet unless the PM agrees.

By 1990 he was formally in charge of external trade relationships in the office of the mayor of St Petersburg.