Sentence examples for formal site from inspiring English sources

Tagging allows for exploration by theme in a much more flexible way than formal site created categories.

Unlike formal settlements, which are characterized by formal site planning and service infrastructure, informal areas are entirely unplanned and have little or no infrastructure.

"While there was no development commitment or formal site plan in place for parcel 4A, this is not necessarily indicative of bad faith, unreasonableness or abuse of power," the court concluded.

All participating physiotherapy departments will receive a formal site initiation visit by the Chief Investigator during which training on standard operating procedures for data collection will take place.

Tools for assessing quality of training at job behaviour level include questionnaire studies of participant's impressions of how the training is impacting on job performance, and formal site visits by trainers to observe participants at work settings.

But researchers will also use less formal sites such as Twitter, Facebook, Pinterest and FourSquare to locate candidates with specific skills and knowledge, or discussing certain topics.

In "Fight Night," Mr. Frank tracks the trajectory of fighters from amateur bouts in local bars to semiprofessional fights in formal sites and, finally, to professional competitions on a national stage.

Creating a Facebook event or sending a simple email is perfect for inviting guests to your party without generating waste from paper invitations, and if you're looking for something a bit more formal, sites such as Greenvelope and Paperless Post have given the cheesy e-vite a brilliant makeover.

This model seeks the deliberative democratization of informal and formal sites of existing governance arrangements from the local to the global level.

The model also calls for the deliberation democratization of formal sites, such as WTO negotiations, IMF loan deals, and regional treaty agreements (Bäckstrand 2006).

As such, there is a concern that including civil society in deliberation with formal sites of global decision-making exacerbates rather than reduces the global democratic deficit.