Sentence examples for formally exists from inspiring English sources

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

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

[Leonardo da Vinci, Notebooks (1938: 75 76)] "Real contact occurs in some entity which truly and formally exists in things; for the contact itself is real, and properly and formally exists in reality; therefore it occurs in some real entity which formally exists in the thing; and yet it occurs in an indivisible thing; therefore such an indivisible entity exists formally in the thing itself".

The iron center in these two nitrosyls formally exists in 2+ oxidation state and the difference in π-accepting ability of NO+ in 1 versus NO in 2 greatly affects the extent of NO photolability of these two nitrosyls.

The bulk of those anonymous commenters questioned how it was possible for students to say they were still oppressed, since segregation no longer formally exists, or asked why black people could use the "N-word" and white people can't.

In Montenegro a postgraduate programme formally exists, but did not start before data collection was completed.

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.

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

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