Sentence examples for formally starting from inspiring English sources

Theresa May should not trigger article 50 alone – formally starting the UK's exit from the European Union – without "explicit parliamentary approval", a parliamentary committee has warned.

In remarks at the ceremony last Thursday formally starting the operation, Secretary of Defense Angelo T. Reyes characterized the inherent quandary in the situation: "In exercises with our American allies we have zealously seen to it that our sovereignty is preserved.

In a report published on Monday, the Institute for Government said unless all four leaders agree on the key elements of the UK's negotiating position before the prime minister triggers article 50, formally starting the Brexit process, the result could be "a serious breakdown in relations between the four governments and nations of the UK".

While Wright and his contemporaries were developing mathematical theories to explain evolutionary processes and continued to do so, embryologist Conrad Hal Waddington started to explore these questions more formally starting with his famous paper "The Epigenetics".

Prior to formally starting their campaign, Australia played an exhibition game, which they lost, against a Boston Red Sox squad at City of Palms Park in Fort Myers, Florida.

We now explain this formally, starting with some definitions.

The political action committee will formally start up on Friday.

The bureau formally started operations last week, beginning to supervise and write regulations for the financial industry.

Both he and Hunt stressed that licence fee discussions will not formally start until next spring.

The Leveson Inquiry into press standards formally starts today amid concern witnesses with incendiary evidence will have their statements curtailed.

After Secure Communities was formally started in 2008, ICE officials gave many states the understanding that participation was voluntary.