Sentence examples for formally going from inspiring English sources

Now she is formally going into the retail business, with a market set to open on Friday.

A lawyer for Picard, David Sheehan, has said that when Wilpon needed cash but wanted to avoid formally going to the banks for more loans, he simply had Madoff lend him millions, all under the guise of ostensible investments in Wilpon's real estate holdings and venture capital deals.

Giving structure to existing conversations (e.g. of doing or not doing treatment) was suggested by clinician 02: "formally going through what might be the pros and cons would be helpful".

But he did not formally go into exile, and he avoided taking public political positions.

In accepting the possibility that some Greek government paper may formally go into default, it prevents the ratings agencies from holding the continent hostage.

Ms. Bernstein explained that her goal was to get as many images as possible identified by the time Historypin formally goes up on July 11.

The prime minister, Scott Morrison, has pledged to fund the inquiry and has letters patent from all the states and territories to allow it to formally go ahead.

However, Governor Chris Christie – now also chair of Trump's White House transition team – refused earlier this year to allow Atlantic City to formally go bankrupt to shed or restructure debt.

We will formally go out with a public information hearing in about 2 1/2 years with a proposal based on the environmental impact statement".

Russia delivered Assad, who told al-Manar TV on 30 May: "We will formally go to the (Geneva) conference as legitimate representatives of our people".

The union denies it, arguing that the bottleneck is caused by larger ships and a near-record volume of goods.If workers formally go on strike, they lose their wages.