Sentence examples for formally representative from inspiring English sources

We argue that studies of interruptions and distractions outside the healthcare clinical context, but intended to generalize to it, should become more formally representative of the cognitive context of healthcare work.

Also data from Nepal cannot be formally considered representative of the whole Nepalese population.

The use of Pagoda volunteers was found to be a more effective and sustainable way of involving communities than establishing new community structures with formally elected representatives (Jacobs and Price 2003).

The governor general, Sir Peter Cosgrove, the Queen's representative, formally dissolved parliament on Monday.

IN MY print column this week I examine the odd way that Britain is embracing direct democracy, without ever having formally rejected the representative version.

Royal Bank of Scotland does not have any representatives formally listed as participants.

It added: "The trust directors meet formally with union representatives each month to discuss key issues facing the trust and to manage any concerns they have.

On 7 September, Milligan and Edney formally briefed media representatives at the Pentagon on the results of Milligan's investigation.

In the main, Taiwanese interactions have involved far more diverse actors than their mainland counterparts who utilised (and benefited from) their status as the formally recognised diplomatic representatives of China (including Taiwan).

It was around that time that Mr. Yang was formally named chief Beijing representative.

European leaders will also reappoint Mr. Solana, 61, as their foreign and security policy high representative and formally identify him as foreign minister-designate, a European official said.