Sentence examples for be discussed formally from inspiring English sources

The FA was forced to deny that it had made up its mind to support Bin Hammam, saying the matter had yet to be discussed formally.

He says the NEM will be unveiled in two stages, starting with a basic framework later this month, to be discussed formally with interested parties.

Even the Commonwealth prime ministers can hardly remain uninvolved if Dr Verwoerd attends the conference in May, and if New Zealand persists in its proposal that apartheid should be discussed formally then; it is, of course, certain to be discussed informally in any event.

It was agreed during the discussions that child injuries are neglected issues and were discussed formally for the first time in Makwanpur.

So far, the extradition questions posed by the administration's plan appear to have been faced only in Spain, and have not been discussed formally by any European Union institution.

"It's been discussed formally most every year," he said, adding: "I imagine there will be one at some point, but there are a lot of factors to consider.

Boyce confirmed any potential move had not been discussed formally by Fifa's executive committee, which has two remaining meetings this year.

Sex organs, male and female, when they are mentioned at all, are discussed formally, as elimination tools; nor is there, apparently, any distinction made between toilets for men and women.

Denmark and the Netherlands in particular are seen as key UK allies on issues such as restricting benefit claims from other EU nationals and Mr Cameron will attempt to build common ground with them ahead of an EU summit next month where the British proposals will be discussed more formally.

There are numerous methods for assessing cognitive development more formally in early childhood, which will be discussed later.

This should be formally explained and documented, and alternative work options should be discussed and provided when requested.