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In a blog post on the Government Digital Service website, the identity assurance team says that it has formalised its commitment to OIX, which provides certification services to deliver the levels of identity assurance and protection needed by users such as the US government.

In the 1990s its American promoters rebranded it and formalised its rules in an effort to fend off accusations of barbarity.

For the rescue to be formalised, its creditors must vote for it - and the logistics of securing their approval are horribly complicated.

The group in the north has also taken on its own life and has formalised its group, employing someone to administer it there.

But Mr Bush's administration stalled on the issue the moment it took office, and has now formalised its objections, turning the White House itself into the gatekeeper of history.

Last week News Corp formalised its purchase of the Australian News Channel, which produces Sky News in Australia and New Zealand.

England, a leading contender for the 2018 bid, conversely formalised its withdrawal from the 2022 event.

In September, Araguás's group formalised its efforts to fight back, launching a project called Stop Rumours.

The group— once known as the G20, then as the G21, but adding members all the time— formalised its position on Tuesday.

Russia imposed trade embargoes on Georgian products, and later formalised its links with the two breakaway regions.It was Kosovo that unleashed Mr Putin.

Last year, Crystal (0871 231 2256; crystalski.co.uk) formalised its early-season offers with the "Ski Plus" all-in package, including ski-pass and equipment rental.