Sentence examples for conclude a formal from inspiring English sources
A new peace conference, perhaps jointly convened by Switzerland and Britain and held in Beijing, could enable the North and South to conclude a formal peace treaty.
When the tension between Germany and the Soviet Union grew in the spring of 1941, Finland approached Germany but did not conclude a formal agreement.
After having his fingers burnt by Mido, Southgate wants to borrow rather than buy King before determining on a permanent move but Wigan would prefer to conclude a formal transfer.
A trade agreement was concluded on 18 August; and on 22 August, Ribbentrop flew to Moscow to conclude a formal non-aggression treaty.
Prime Minister Theresa May's transitional exit deal, unveiled last week, will hold from the time Britain formally leaves the EU in March 2019 until it concludes a formal trade agreement with the European bloc.
Eventually the United States and Japan concluded a formal peace in 1951.
MPRP Chairman Bayar then proposed the formation of a "joint" government with the DP, and the two parties concluded a formal agreement to share posts.
It would be over four months before Parliament voted against pursuing the war further, and almost two years before the two sides concluded a formal peace treaty.
During Hervey's brief tenure, the industrial education association officially changed its name toTeachers College, was granted a permanent charter; moved to its current location on West 120th Street; and concluded a formal alliance with Columbia College.
Fifa's independent ethics committee said it had concluded a formal investigation into Infantino's conduct which focused on some of the flights he had taken during the opening months of his presidency and his failure to sign an employment contract.
These episodes, and similar ones in the army, have amplified the problem faced by South Korea's 650,000-strong military, a force intended to deter aggression from the North, with which the South never concluded a formal peace after the 1950-53 Korean War.
