Sentence examples for formally found that from inspiring English sources
The Clayton Act formally found that "the labor of a human being is not a commodity".
A number of studies do not find any effect of maternal working status or occupation [ 11, 17, 19, 34, 68], while others find that formally employed women are more likely to use delivery services [ 23, 30].
The panel's report, which will be released formally today, found that Benjamin Ward, who was the Police Commissioner when the first allegations were made against Officer Dowd in 1986, had been deeply shaken by a corruption scandal in another Brooklyn precinct at about the same time.
The men were formally found not guilty.
Not every high priority violator has been formally found to have broken rules.
You may well find that everyone is more comfortable when they're not dressed so formally.
Johnston went on to find that rhinovirus also exacerbates symptoms in 95% of cases of smoker's cough (formally known as chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, or COPD).
The complaint asked the court to find that EPA had failed to act in a reasonable timeframe and to order EPA to formally respond.
A report by a United Nations-backed truth commission after the 36-year civil war formally ended in 1996 found that security forces had inflicted "multiple acts of savagery" and genocide against Maya communities.
But in the end, the Independent International Commission on Kosovo found that although formally illegal -- the United Nations Charter demands that the use of force in any cause other than self-defense be authorized by the Security Council -- the intervention was nonetheless legitimate in the eyes of the international community.
