Sentence examples for formally make from inspiring English sources

The commission will formally make its proposals next summer.

Clearly a violation of privacy, the law was clarified in 2007 to formally make pretexting illegal.

Mr. Brown, a Democrat who turns 72 in April, is expected to formally make the announcement on www.jerrybrown.org at 11 a.m.

After days spent hinting at the allegations against Mr. Hashimi, the Iraqi government chose a familiar platform to formally make its case: the televised confession.

Volkswagen, Europe's largest automaker, plans to formally make the offer by the end of May, once it is approved by German regulators.

While the succession had been expected since last year, Mr. Enrico said yesterday that he chose an auspicious time for the company to formally make it public.

In Italy the decisions for volcano alert level changes are formally made by the national Department of Civil Protection (DPC), which is the main decision-making body in relation to all natural risks; volcano scientists from the observatories contribute by informing the DPC of their observations, records, and expert evaluations, but do not take part in decisions related to alert level changes.

Following, Mr. Depp will be formally made an Honorary N.Y.P.D. Ambassador-at-Large.

After questioning Ms Lagarde, investigators formally made her only a "material witness".

In June he was formally made head of state and in September restored as king.

Any arrest generates a record, even if criminal charges are never formally made.