Sentence examples for formally neutral from inspiring English sources

The only other formally neutral countries are Austria, Finland, Ireland and Sweden.

Ukraine should think seriously about becoming formally neutral, on the model of Austria, Ireland, Finland or Sweden.

In 2004 Cardinal Ratzinger, the future pope, spoke out against letting a Muslim state join, although at the time the Vatican was formally neutral on the question.

In building questions, interviewers face cross-cutting pressures to be both formally neutral and adversarial in their treatment of public figures.

South Africa – formally neutral, and a prominent member of the Non-Aligned Movement – fitselftsqueezedeezed between wanting to maintain a normal relationship with Iran and the demands of the US and its allies.

Finland says it is close to concluding a defence cooperation agreement with the US, the latest in a series of steps the formally neutral Nordic country has taken to bolster its security in the face of heightened Russian military activity.

The United States in 1941, though formally still neutral, took over foreign vessels lying idle in its territorial waters but did so under a special right conferred by statute.

Today, in nearly every state, men's and women's rights and obligations in alimony, child custody, child support, and property division in divorce have been made formally gender-neutral.

Early work by feminist philosophers typically argues that in sexist, racist, and class-divided societies, such as the United States, formally gender-neutral immigration policies often work to the detriment of immigrant women (Narayan 1995, Wilcox 2005).

Dinner is served on the ground floor of the old house, in cozy, irregularly shaped rooms that are formally appointed in neutral colors with plush high-backed chairs, well-spaced tables and soft lighting.

In 1935, Tollmien [7] obtained an unstable solution to (1.2) by formally perturbing around a neutral mode (i.e., c is a real number) for symmetric flows.