Sentence examples for decide formally from inspiring English sources

HBOS has yet to decide formally whether to enter the bidding.

While Vodafone has yet to decide formally whether to sell Orange to a rival or spin it off and sell shares, executives close to the company said it was leaning toward an initial public offering this fall.

While the government will not decide formally until Tuesday, officials with the Pakistani election commission said the voting would probably be delayed until the end of January or early February, despite Washington's entreaties to hold it as scheduled.

The Institute did not decide formally to oppose the death penalty as some of its members apparently wanted, but in a statement last October conceded there are "intractable institutional and structural obstacles to ensuring a minimally adequate system for administering capital punishment".

Concerns are also growing that prosecutors who are investigating various allegations against Mr. Morsi could decide to formally file criminal charges against him, a move that is all but certain to lead to another wave of unrest.

Moreover, due to the extra work load involved in processing many requests for a particular drug, in all the visited hospitals the committee decided to formally include the medicine in the formulary without a formal application for the drug, or by asking doctors to submit a formal application.

The action met its aims and in September our members decided to formally end the action.

Painter has decided to formally rebrand the company into three operating divisions.

The Serious Fraud Office director, David Green QC, decides to formally accept the Libor-fixing claims for criminal investigation.

The judge will question other witnesses and defendants before deciding whether formally to charge Mr Boudou, to investigate further, or to drop the case.

If he decides to formally seek the nomination, NBC would be compelled to rethink any plans for a fall season of the program.