Sentence examples for formalised this situation from inspiring English sources

The establishment of in 1911 formalised this situation, with becoming the wartime counterpart of the and the vice-president of becoming the chief of staff of the.

The Belgians formalised this divide with separate identity cards based on ethnicity, and the Tutsis received decades of favour in education and employment.

Jaśkowski formalised this idea in the form of discussive logic.

The French philosopher had formalised this unavoidable relation between memory and past, including life as an internal process.

Eventually, he formalised this status by starting CORE.

Following its general election victory in 1948, the National Party, led by Daniel Malan, formalised this racism under a government policy called apartheid.

"There are no current plans to move stadium, and of course we would always give fans the opportunity to have their say in the event that such a situation arose, so the club would support proposals that would formalise this right to consultation," says Mr Bradshaw.

Some people already just call it the National – but I'd formalise this.

PharmAccess, a Dutch foundation that aims to bring affordable health care to Africa, is running three pilot schemes that formalise this pooling of risk.

Such regional measures have been operating independently, but Accountable Care Organisations (ACO), signed into law last year as part of US healthcare reform, could formalise this joined-up thinking.

To formalise this, Martin-Löf appeals to the language of significance testing.