Sentence examples for formal entry of from inspiring English sources

The drafts include annotations, corrections, and deletions, which may be of interest when compared with the formal entry of the same vote found in the formal minutes.

All the major members among the 142 nations that make up the Geneva-based World Trade Organization will attend the session, which will also feature the formal entry of China into the W.T.O.

De Blasio, who ran Clinton's 2000 campaign, echoed the view that such pressure may help shape a bolder Clinton agenda, even without the formal entry of more radical opponents like Warren.

The formal entry of AOL into the discussions suggests Time Warner wants to offload the asset soon.

They then completed their trip to Bologna, just in time to witness the formal entry of Pope Julius into the conquered city at the head of his army on 15 November 1506, a sight that the peace-loving Erasmus found disgusting and inappropriate for a Christian bishop.

With the formal entry yesterday of Herman Badillo as a Republican candidate for mayor, the lineup for replacing Rudolph Giuliani looks complete.

The changes were placed into provisional effect on March 1 , 1993with the formal entry into force of these changes being July 1 , 1994

Archbishop Roger M. Mahony, the newly appointed leader for the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Los Angeles, said Wednesday that he favors involving women "in new, creative and decision-making ways," short of priestly ordination, and aiding illegal aliens, short of formal entry into the church sanctuary movement.

I love this day and what it represents -- the first full gathering of the Class of 2016, your formal entry into the Duke community, and the beginning of parents being ever so gently shown the door.

Speaking at a trade show with 45,000 registered visitors, Ellison announced his company's formal entry into the business of selling software via a "public cloud".

But a day before EU leaders are expected to propose the start of formal entry talks with Ankara, Germany's chancellor Gerhard Schröder is facing growing opposition at home to his support for Turkey's EU membership.