Sentence examples for formally noted from inspiring English sources

But Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld formally noted "the lack of any effective mechanism to prevent politicized prosecutions of American service members and officials".

Chinese delegates protested loudly that 14.69 was an intrusion in their domestic affairs, argued with the wording and formally noted their objection.

On Nov. 10, 2016, the U.N. secretary general formally noted in a report on South Sudan that the restrictions on access of peacekeepers have made it difficult for UNMISS to fulfill its mandate — and demanded unhindered access.

Earlier this year the Australian government formally noted the world's first species to suffer extinction at the hands of climate change – the Bramble Cay melomys, a Torres Strait rodent that washed away in a storm surge caused by rising sea levels.

Having been posted outside the entrance to the hemicycle, members can sign the declaration and if a majority do so it is forwarded to the President and announced to the plenary before being forwarded to the other institutions and formally noted in the minutes.

Comments on the quality of the application including adherence to the brief are formally noted.

Moreover, serving on a committee will also help you extend your professional network, and you can formally note your committee experiences on your CV.

Shutterstock does not formally note their GMV or Gross Margin but it can be backed out by assuming that their revenue represents gross transactional revenue, and subtracting the payouts to contributors noted in their cost of revenue description.

According to Judge Lucy Koh, the jury awarded Apple nearly $220,000 in damages when it came to Samsung's LTE-capable Galaxy Tab 10.1, but didn't formally note any instances of patent infringement or inducement.

Although Driscoll references Jones in the book, he does not always formally note and attribute ideas that, arguably could or should be credited to Jones.

Unlike the various Glenn Beck shows and publications, the Mercury performance of the H.G. Welles classic featured a disclaimer at the end (quoted above), formally noting the fictitious nature of the broadcast.