Sentence examples for formally shared from inspiring English sources

TMS offers formal education, training and formally shared knowledge to partners to develop working routine behaviors.

It's being away, and the breach that opens in two people's formally shared reality, and the state soldiers may be in when they finally do come home.

Crucially, political office and representation came to be formally shared along confessional lines, and the privileges of power are distributed accordingly.

If this bit of streetscape is formally "shared space", then it's one where the interests of cyclists and those on foot often conflict rather than being co-operatively resolved.

We should make it clear that none of the books we reference were acquired based on our model's figures, and figures, beyond the ones you'll read about here, have never been formally shared with any agent or publishing house.

Their politicians long exercised unchallenged power in Ulster and have not fully embraced the notion that formally sharing authority with Catholics would produce a more stable society.

The Eastern and Western churches still formally share the tradition of subsequent Christological developments, even though the famous formula of Chalcedon, "one person in two natures," is given different emphases in the East and the West.

At the same time, a Tamil Hindu would feel he has much more in common with a Tamil Christian or a Tamil Muslim than with, say, a Jat from the state of Haryana with whom he formally shares the Hindu religion.

There is no rule or principle in international law requiring the continuing UK to formally share its currency with an independent Scotland.

The Scottish government has previously said an independent Scotland would be entitled to refuse to take on a share of the national debt if the rest of the UK refused to formally share assets such as sterling.

A new Facebook option in the status update composer allows Pages to formally share a job opening with related details like job title, salary or if it's full-time versus part-time.