Sentence examples for formally replied from inspiring English sources

It was the SNP's Westminster leader, Angus Robertson, not Salmond, who formally replied for the party in the Commons.

John Dowling, senior legal counsel for the university, has now formally replied to Stephan Thompson, the Republican operative who invoked Wisconsin's Public Records law.

Iran has not yet formally replied to a compromise offered by Barack Obama, who said at the weekend that time was running out.

In his witness statement to the Leveson inquiry, Williams said: "We were assured by the solicitors acting for News of the World that they would assist the investigation, but the reality of the situation was that limited evidence was supplied … They formally replied … 'no documents exist recording … any persons for whom Mulcaire may have provided information'".

The campaign says the other parties have expressed an interest, but have not formally replied.

A deadline of two months would be set for airlines to formally reply.

From here, the next step is for Samsung to formally reply to the charge from the EC, and ask for a hearing in front of regulators to defend its position.

This statement goes both literally and figuratively; if they speak to you in French, reply in French, if they treat you formally, reply in that tense.

He said he wanted to apologise to Origin and the other potential challengers for not having replied formally to their worries.

Bruce replied formally, saying that the funds he had raised in Scotland would not have been forthcoming for any other project.

In time, Frances became uncomfortable with the correspondence, and replied more formally.