Sentence examples for formalised way from inspiring English sources

"There are many opportunities, and we've found ways to bring in new partnerships and resources in a more formalised way without affecting the quality of the park".

While it was not clear if the accused were members of Isis, Barton said al-Adnani's release showed that the group is seeking to recruit people from across the world, but in a formalised way.

The Chinese will tell you that they invented football, and they have a point; there was a formalised way of kicking balls around fields in China two thousand years ago.

However where an issue is urgent, such as in a crisis, academy and committee structures are often impractical, and it is sensible to turn to an adviser who can reach out to the science community and assemble the relevant experts in a less formalised way.

"It's hard to fault the inquiry, but some will ask whether the BBC had to deal with it in a formalised way.

In the assessment of public policies, the main added value of CBA in this field, not treated in a sufficiently formalised way in other approaches, is the evaluation of the outcome in terms of public expenses.

It's a semi-formalised way for young men to let off steam.

"The odd logic of section 293 is that it's only a crime once those multiple relationships are brought into the open and formalised by way of a public ceremony".

The highly-formalised style has been an inspiration to the likes of Heston Blumenthal to Ferran Adrià.

Its function is to provide more insightful, formalised, and generalisable ways of understanding a phenomenon.

One important explanation for the persisting hierarchies might be the fact that managers cannot refer to a formalised knowledge system in the same way as doctors do [ 8, 45].