Sentence examples for formally reminded from inspiring English sources
The FA has also contacted Hull manager Steve Bruce in relation to the same incident and formally reminded him of his responsibilities.
On September 14th, the European Commission formally reminded the Dutch authorities of their obligation to take measures, if necessary, to ensure that goods flowed freely.
British soldiers are formally reminded of their duties to consider the morality and legality of their actions - they know that, for instance, if ordered to attack civilians, they should refuse, as the rules of war make such actions a crime.
The charge relates to kicking a water bottle as he was sent to the stands in the 35th minute of the Premier League match, which finished 1-1. Bruce has been contacted by the FA over a touchline row with Poyet and formally reminded of his responsibilities.
This year, the U.S. Department of Education's Office for Civil Rights formally reminded schools, colleges and universities that Title IX prohibits sexual harassment and sexual violence.
Formally, however, it reminds you of the work of the 17th-century French neo-Classical painter Claude Lorrain.
Formally framed interviews remind us of the women who wait and worry, but a glance at the press notes suggests that the real daredevils here were the director and his cameramen, often filming from high above the professional climbers and braving slopes strewn with the dead.
He said the second post he made, a jumpy but formally composed piece featuring his girlfriend and a chair, reminded him of Ingmar Bergman's modernist horror classic Persona.
Kushner is not formally a target of the F.B.I.'s sprawling investigation, but I was reminded of his role in Comey's removal while discussing Kushner with a person close to Comey.
China's chargé d'affaires in London, Qin Gang, carefully reminded an official press conference that next year will be the 40th anniversary of the UK formally recognising his communist-led government.
