Sentence examples for formalising the need from inspiring English sources

Whilst the TIRRE instrument provided insight into the breadth and depth of research readiness, we have had to develop the model further, formalising the need to include business process modelling and identifying that intangible resources are also important.

In 2007 a BMJ editorial called for the closer evaluation of functional foods and recent European Union regulation and directives have formalised the need for such foodstuffs to support claims with robust evidence [ 1].

Ministers hope formalising the practice will increase the number of people who testify against former accomplices.

He was expected to sign the treaty formalising the annexation with Crimea's leader on Tuesday.

At the time he expressed concern that formalising the market through pharmacies would cut him out.

A next key step in Australia is formalising the link between MSOD and the Australian Health Professional Registration Authority AHPRAAustralian Health Professional Registration Authority AHPRA

The Cambridge cosmologist tells a rapt audience that he has "calculated and formalised the exact conditions needed to generate a supermassive black hole".

The fraught negotiations that were necessary before the Dragons agreed to represent the NRL in Wigan underlined the need to formalise the fixture – yet another example of rugby league's lack of an effective international governing body.

An additional conclusion from the analysis is the need to "formalise" the informal market.

In the early 1990s the CAC recognised the need to formalise the risk analysis process.

In some circumstances you will need to formalise the evidence that you have obtained from a key source (eg by preparing a witness statement).