Sentence examples for has formally changed from inspiring English sources

The social contract has formally changed from apartheid to democracy but exclusion, including from health care, continues.

As in many fragile and post-conflict countries, South Africa's social contract has formally changed from authoritarianism to democracy, yet access to services, including health care, remains inequitable and contested.

Place names that have formally changed frequently persist in local dialects and languages throughout the ethnically diverse country.

Actress Natalie Wood's cause of death, formerly ruled as accidental drowning, has been formally changed to "undetermined".

Although that group has not formally changed its name, Mr. Lomax said that the full title was used infrequently, even by the N.A.A.C.P. itself, though a spokesman for the group said he was unaware of any formal effort to promote use of the acronym in place of the full name.

And companies that have not formally changed their waiting periods are increasingly willing to waive them if a potentially valuable new employee asks.

Amid turmoil in the party, Farage declared himself to be the interim leader of Ukip, given the job had not formally changed hands.

Cooper was to meet Ali – by then, his name had been formally changed after his conversion to Islam – for a world title fight at Arsenal's Highbury stadium, London, on 21 May 1966.

Although geographical names have been formally changed in Turkey, their native names persist and continue in local dialects throughout the country.

"I suggest NIH cease all action related to establishing NCATS" until President Barack Obama has formally requested the changes and Congress has acted.

Running back Maurice Clarett, suspended for the season by Ohio State, has formally asked the National Football League to change its eligibility rule so that he can enter the 2004 draft, according to two reports.