Sentence examples for formalised ideas from inspiring English sources

Slumped in his chair, lips pursed, the president could not have looked more sulky if he had tried.Between them, the two summits came up with some formalised ideas to make Mr Mugabe behave.

Nancy Mitford – commonly known as "the Mitford sister who liked Hitler the least" – formalised that thought in 1954, with her article on "U and Non-U".

The idea of a formalised "two-speed" Europe would allow negotiations with Mr Cameron to be merged into plans to strengthen the eurozone.

Although nothing has been formalised, Sky are already thought to be planning for the Masters of 2012.

This supports the idea of an essential competition and conflict between the 'centrifugal logic' of state-centric formalised bureaucracies and a 'centripetal logic [which] proceeds in terms of relations, movements and flows of people, animals, resources and tradeable commodities' (Korf et al. 2015, p. 885).

Sure, formalised colonialism is over.

Religion is the formalised social version of that.

This universal consensus was formalised in international humanitarian law.

The embassy official suggested those channels have become more formalised.

The terrain has become formalised, mapped out, institutionalised.

Britain's seizure of Hong Kong was formalised, in perpetuity.