Sentence examples for had to formalize from inspiring English sources

After a few months, we had to formalize it.

As Facebook exploded in countries that the company's employees knew little about, it realized it had to formalize its rules, expand its moderation workforce, and make tough calls.

To this end, one has to formalize the reasoning problems within other formalisms like constraint-satisfaction problems (CSP) [15], propositional logic [16] or answer-set programming (ASP) [17].

"He still has to formalize a deal with the county executive and then send the proposal to the Legislature for approval".

Connecticut and Minnesota also revised their laws in 2007 to permit reselling, and in June, the New York Legislature will have to formalize its repeal or the old restrictions will return.

Furthermore, for this idea to apply to the evidential support of real scientific theories, scientists would have to formalize theories in a way that makes their relevant syntactic structures apparent, and then evaluate theories solely on that syntactic basis (together with their syntactic relationships to evidence statements).

And it is possible to discuss process and goals without Israel having to agree up front on every point, and without Arab states having to formalize relations with Israel in advance.

But as the faith was legally recognized under Constantine in 313 and then became the sole official religion of the Roman Empire under Theodosius, its doctrines had to be formalized throughout the church.

To settle a lawsuit, the New York Police Department has agreed to formalize changes it had made in its crowd-control procedures during political demonstrations, the authorities said on Tuesday.

That was where they had gone to formalize their marriage, and now they were going there to dissolve it.

But Russia had threatened to formalize its connections after Kosovo, in defiance of Russia's opinion and with support from the West, declared its independence from Serbia in February.