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But other Hamas officials said they expected his nomination to be formalized at a Hamas meeting Friday, or when Parliament meets on Saturday.

While helpful, the plan, which is expected to be formalized at the meeting, does not address the underlying weaknesses in the architecture of the euro zone.

Mr. Ballard, Mr. Newsom's spokesman, echoed this, saying the supervisors' vote, which will be formalized at a final reading of the bill next week, could invite a federal legal challenge to the entire sanctuary city policy.

The plan, advanced by Mr. Ban on Aug. 16, is to be formalized at a Sept. 17 meeting of the Council of Ministers of the European Union and endorsed at the same time in a Security Council resolution.

A new Comintern policy emerged, to be formalized at that body's Seventh Congress in July August 1935: to work toward a United Front of Communists and Socialists, soon broadened to a People's Front of all "left" parties.

Li's ties to known reformers have given some people here hope that once installed in the Chinese government's No. 2 position — a promotion that is expected to be formalized at the conclusion of the party congress next week — he might become an inside advocate for changing the country's autocratic, Leninist system.

The commutative diagram (CD) cryptanalysis was formalized at FSE 2004 as a framework for expressing certain kinds of attacks on block ciphers.

Secondly, the information flow in the organization was formalized at the hand of interviews with the development staff in all involved departments and by investigating the available documentation of former projects.

Privacy is a universal human right penned in international conventions, declarations and charters that were formalized at a time in history when private life was the default.

Funding has also not been formalized at this point, with member companies contributing "what they can" to get things up and running.

The agreement was formalized at the treaty signing of Guadalupe Hidalgo in 1848.