Sentence examples for be able to formally from inspiring English sources

Political appointees would not be able to formally direct civil servants.

As for a timetable on when Texas A&M would be able to formally apply to the SEC, no one is sure.

The Victoria police chief commissioner, Graham Ashton, said the force was still contacting family members and would not be able to formally identify the victim until Saturday afternoon.

Unless accounting rules for Annex 1 countries are made more stringent, then Annex 1 countries will be able to formally comply with their pledges with very little actual mitigation and possibly none at all".

Your dance company might not be able to formally distance itself from the Israeli government but I can and will: I don't want my music to be licensed for any event sponsored by the Israeli embassy".

If federal supervision is waived, New Jersey would be able to formally move beyond a troubling era in which the delicate topics of race, politics and the police often collided.

This means the United States has not been able to formally stake out its underwater boundaries.

Because the United States hasn't ratified UNCLOS, we haven't been able to formally claim our underwater boundaries.

But the evidence has been largely anecdotal, and neither regulators nor airlines have been able to formally substantiate them.

Since 2003, the project has discovered more than 5,300 species, Mr. Feldman said, adding: "We've only been able to formally describe a few hundred so far.

Death benefits are being withheld on the grounds that the government has not been able to formally identify all the victims.