Sentence examples for formal stamp from inspiring English sources

Touted SAP's investment in CrossWorlds as a technological endorsement when selling to Whirlpool months ago; SAP says she received its formal stamp of approval only in late August.

But for an established author to get thrown out of the union is the formal and official stamp of disgrace.

For instance, all major decisions are now taken by the executive branch, with the Parliament rubber-stamping formal approval.

By the same token, the absence of formal UN rubber-stamping for this conflict, though it worries many, is hardly the main point at issue.

After a formal petition, rubber stamped and signed-off by the Secretariat of the Dean or some other important body, I was awarded username and password.

Those signposts declare that a poet born in or around the 1920's should (1) begin his career writing witty, ironic formal poems bearing the stamp of Eliot and Auden; then (2) abandon that formalism for a more "natural" free verse approach, while (3) dabbling in surrealism; until (4) finally settling on social, conversational poems in the manner of a man speaking to men.

"The question that I find myself pondering with a candidate these days is, should we send a postcard invitation for the fund-raiser, which is cheaper to mail, or should we send a formal invite with a stamped envelope inside so that people can send in their checks with their reply?" Ms. Peeler-Allen said.

Another method may be through the creation of a recognised authentication stamp from a formal organisation to be issued to apps that meet certain standards.

The current rules involve little formal procedure, and are typically rubber-stamped by arbitrators and judges.

The dancers may strike isolated poses, stamp out dialogues and have formal-looking duets, but these speak of passion and partings.

Cuba has called for a formal co-operation agreement with the US to help stamp out smuggling in both directions.