Sentence examples for games formally from inspiring English sources

At Japan's behest, the 1964 Summer Games, formally opened by Emperor Hirohito, included judo as an Olympic sport for the first time.

Even before the 2012 Games formally open on Friday night, East London, an area with some of the highest unemployment and crime rates in the country, has been visibly transformed by holding the world's biggest sporting event.

The games formally open on Friday.

In terms of playing the game in the spirit of those who invented the game – formally at least – 150 years ago, women's football is almost like a different sport.

The Yankees made other roster moves before the game, formally placing third baseman Alex Rodriguez on the disabled list with a Grade 2 strain of his right quadriceps and recalling the right-hander Chris Britton.

The PC version was completed in about five months, and the game formally announced to the public in December 2011.

While Nearing was introducing the Landlord's Game to economics students, Magie was struggling to get the game formally published.

Once the teams had paraded, and with the ceremony running well over its scheduled three and a half hours, the Games were formally declared open by Hu and the Olympic flag hoisted on a giant pole adjoining the Chinese emblem.

The 2008 Olympic Games have formally opened in Beijing.

The 2012 Games were formally opened by Queen Elizabeth II.

The NE of the game is formally defined as follows (Krause et al. 2006): In a n-person game, the strategy profile p ∗ = ( p 1 ∗, …, p n ∗ ) is a NE if for all i ∈ 1, …, n we have: U i ( p 1 ∗, …, p n ∗ ) ≥ U i p 1 ∗, …, p i - 1 ∗, p i, p i + 1 ∗, …, p n ∗ (6).