Blair meets Cameron in a formal capacity as envoy for the Middle Eastern "quartet" – the EU, US, UN and Russia – in which Britain plays a role as an EU member state.
And the title of seagull manager isn't reserved solely for those who manage others in a formal capacity.
Jason Gillespie, the coach of Yorkshire, the county champions, remains the favourite for the position and while the Observer understands he would welcome talks, the former Australia fast bowler is yet to be contacted in any formal capacity by the ECB.
Kaplan is not representing Facebook in a formal capacity.
Vinik was already partnered with Dreamit in a formal capacity prior to this investment.
Habitually identified as a "Marxist", "art critic" or "polymath", Berger has an extraordinary capacity for formal innovation which is easily overlooked.
The pulmonary function tests (PFTs) included simple screening spirometry, formal lung volume measurement, diffusing capacity for carbon monoxide, and arterial blood gases.
WS: You're refreshing among your peers in that you don't mind admitting you can't draw, but traditionally the capacity for draughtsmanship and formal composition would have been seen as a part of fine art education, wouldn't it?
Examples of resources (other than fact sheets) that were suggested include guidelines, specifically formal guidelines about involvement and the capacity for involvement, and training for clinicians, for example "in the soft engagement side of things with kids" (clinician 22, youth worker).
The Nigerian economy is highly informal and has low absorption capacity for educated individuals into formal employment.
