Sentence examples for formal body from inspiring English sources

"If any formal body was created I hope Swansea would be part of it," he said.

The point is not to create a new formal body, but to seek a regional consensus and partnership.

The British Bankers Associationn is to lose its role in setting the rate to a formal body.

But he said he had become convinced that enough evidence existed of such contact that a formal body should be created to gather information.

From the time of the accession of George I (1714 27), the Privy Council became a purely formal body meeting to transact formal business.

This poem's topical concern with social satire links it primarily with another, less formal body of alliterative verse, of which William Langland's Piers Plowman was the principal representative and exemplar.

Nor was there a substantial reaction from formal bodies.

We need formal bodies to sustain such fruitful intimacy.

And, as soon as they are drawn into formal alliances with more strait-laced, formal bodies, they risk being enfeebled.

The contest for attention, resources, and access to the Kremlin has become especially acute under Putin's regime, a political epoch that has seen many of the institutions of governance, while remaining as formal bodies, replaced by a patchwork of informal understandings and relationships.

However, efficacy is determined by formal bodies (for example, the National Institute of Health and Clinical Excellence and the Scottish Medicines Consortium) and not by voluntary sector groups.