Sentence examples for formally decided from inspiring English sources

It has not yet formally decided to try to keep American troops in Bosnia, though it almost certainly will.

The Commission rejected WWF's claim and on 7 October 1992, it formally decided not to initiate proceedings against Ireland under Article 169 of the EC Treaty.

He'd have to leave his weekend Fox News Channel show, "Geraldo at Large," as soon as he formally decided to run, a spokeswoman for the channel said.

Japan formally decided in December that it would expand its ballistic missile defense system with US-made ground-based Aegis radar stations and interceptors.

Officials say the Trump administration hasn't formally decided to withdraw, but Bolton went to Moscow planning to inform the Kremlin of the intent.

It added that "the commission has not formally decided that there is state aid, only that it is formally examining this case".

The committee formally decides the rating, although it usually follows the lead analyst's recommendation.

He next faces an Article 32 hearing, in which the Army formally decides whether to press charges.

The jury recommended a death sentence in the case last month, though a judge will formally decide the sentence.

A spokeswoman for the channel said that Mr. Rivera would have to leave his weekend Fox News Channel show, "Geraldo at Large," if he formally decides to run.

The completion of an Article 32, in which the Army broadens its investigation and formally decides on charges, could be several months away.