Sentence examples for continues formally from inspiring English sources

He continued: "The Obama administration continues formally to adopt the position that it will neither confirm nor deny the existence of the drone program, whilst allowing senior officials to give public justifications of its supposed legality in personal lectures and interviews.

We Americans continue formally to endorse the "special relationship": after all, it works more for us than for Britain.

And both sides say they are coming to the talks here in Istanbul with proposals on the nuclear issue in discussions that may begin over dinner on Friday night and will continue formally on Saturday.

During this brief moment, you'll become aware of whether the caller wishes to speak with you, whether you can continue formally or informally or whether you need to take a message or pass the phone to someone else.

"The Obama administration continues to formally adopt the position that it will neither confirm nor deny the existence of the drone program.. . .

And yet the Japanese government continued to formally deny them, and there are indications that it destroyed documents pertaining to the treaties as late as 2001.

She was persuaded to return to Somerville as Science Fellow and Tutor before 2 years had gone by, but her collaboration with Bernal continued less formally for the rest of his working life.

While Lew and Obama continue to formally insist on debt relief, their current conciliatory posture reflects a desire to avoid confrontation with Germany and maintain an ally against Russia.

The sharing of hardware innovations and advances in simulation have continued, both formally and informally, especially as the military's desire for unmanned strike tactics has increased.

While many media observers question the import of newspaper endorsements, editorial boards at most of the nation's major dailies continue to formally throw support behind one presidential candidate or the other.

Research on railway suicide and trespass prevention continues to be formally endorsed in Europe by ERA which has been developing a research programme on the use of behavioural techniques to reduce fatality rates in suicide/unauthorised person categories since April 2015.