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In a blog post on the Government Digital Service website, the identity assurance team says that it has formalised its commitment to OIX, which provides certification services to deliver the levels of identity assurance and protection needed by users such as the US government.

The group in the north has also taken on its own life and has formalised its group, employing someone to administer it there.

Its leader, Ahmad Abdi Godane, maintains a tight grip over the group and has formalised its alliance with al-Qaeda.

Garlock Sealing Technologies has formalised its applications engineering, training and customer support functions with the creation of a dedicated unit under the leadership of Matt Tones.

The family has always reinforced their commitment to the culture, values and behaviours that lead to long-term customer service, employee integrity, and care of staff, and this generation has formalised this into 'The Blakemore Way'.

The Lisbon treaty has formalised the Eurogroup for the first time.

This year for the first time, UCAS has formalised the process of "adjustment".

Why should the BBC have formalised in its charter even the merest prospect of being directly influenced by the likes of Boris Johnson, Jeremy Corbyn or Theresa May?

"We want to have flexibility in our prices and this season we have formalised that offer and made a commitment in our pricing structure via the 'PROMO' category," Huddersfield chief executive Nigel Clibbens said.

Alan Stephens described the permanent manning of Tindal as having "formalised the shift to the strategy of defence-in-depth of defence-in-depth of by controlling its air-sea gap".

But they had formalised their love, and had the paperwork.