Sentence examples for becoming formally from inspiring English sources

Ukraine should think seriously about becoming formally neutral, on the model of Austria, Ireland, Finland or Sweden.

Forbes: Now what's the advantage of becoming formally an exchange versus a trading system?

During the troubled Viking Age, Arran became the property of the Norwegian crown before becoming formally absorbed by the kingdom of Scotland in the 13th century.

Most important to him, however, was the less renowned Society of Vertebrate Paleontology, which he nurtured through its infancy, becoming its first president after it had become formally established in 1940.

But as the races grow in size, they are becoming more formally organized.

Beijing has said repeatedly that it would use military force to prevent Taiwan from becoming a formally independent country.

Christianity, meanwhile, was becoming more formally organized, and in the Latin-speaking Western division of the empire the Catholic church (as it was beginning to be called, from the Greek katholikos, the "whole") developed an administrative pattern, based upon that of the empire itself, for which learning was essential for the proper discharge of its duties.

"America is becoming less formally religious ― but that doesn't change the fact that humans are wired to yearn for purpose.