Sentence examples for given formal expression from inspiring English sources

The political ideas that helped to inspire these revolts were given formal expression in the work of the English philosophers Thomas Hobbes and John Locke.

Justification for its exercise, in turn, rests on the long and widely accepted view that the tenets of the Communist Party include the ultimate overthrow of the Government of the United States by force and violence, a view which has been given formal expression by the Congress.

By the 1980s, buildings such as Richard Rogers' Lloyds building gave formal expression to the ducts and extracts that until then had been hidden.

Head bowed, he presented a colored wreath at the foot of the memorial and then told an assemblage of tourists, local residents and political figures that for those who have lost loved ones to war, "Memorial Day gives formal expression to a very personal experience".

A violation of my rights is "an infringement upon my freedom that can co-exist with the freedom of everyone in accordance with a universal law" (Kant, 1991, p.5). Rights represent means of bringing about the correct regulation of human interaction by giving formal expression to this fundamental human equality.

In June 1768 she was given formal appointment as provincial printer.

Mr Shaw has now given formal permission for the refloat.

We also give formal semantics to our approach.

How skilled is your team at giving formal feedback?

All hospitals gave formal consent to participate.

Children ≥ 12 years gave formal written consent, younger children gave spoken consent.