Sentence examples for formally exist from inspiring English sources

However, such a global framework does not formally exist, and so this article looks at existing examples and proposes one that can systematically place research into a global geological context.

They do not formally exist.

Hitherto, the EU did not formally exist.

The first group doesn't formally exist, because US law doesn't let internet companies sell or collect information about under-13s.

The crime of enslavement appears in the tribunal's statutes, but the charge of sexual slavery does not formally exist.

Some scholars have called him "the first presidential science advisor," though this role did not formally exist then.

Although the division still formally exists in Italy, it is no longer of practical importance.

While some judges refuse to hear such cases out of religious convictions, most rule that the marriage never formally existed.

So what was, or is, the G8? (Since Russia has only been suspended, rather than ejected, the group still formally exists).

Of course, such things are not all that uncommon in Cambridge, considering the university was around for nearly five hundred years before the US formally existed.

Could you tell me about the company? A. Black Swan Records formally existed only from 1921 to its bankruptcy in 1923, but its cultural influence was profound.