Sentence examples for has formally expressed from inspiring English sources

Human Rights Watch has lobbied several national Olympic committees to endorse the idea — including the United States Olympic Committee; so far only the German committee has formally expressed interest.

Though each country has formally expressed its commitment to equal rights, campaigners say they face a particularly tough job in many of the conservative, patriarchal societies that dominate the region, especially in those countries where the Kremlin's family values agenda holds sway.

"More than 50percentt of shareholders have formally expressed that they won't sell, which renders the offer void".

Church elders have formally expressed their disapproval of The Tribune's coverage of matters important to the church.

The board said yesterday, "While some have formally expressed opposition to this inmate's release, for various reasons, they are significantly outnumbered by those expressing support for release".

Thirteen states and the District of Columbia have formally expressed their intention to set up the marketplaces, which are known under the law as health insurance exchanges.

Clearly, the PTA had formally expressed a desire for the political level to become involved in the procurement process; in practice, however, the municipalities did not believe the PTA to be that interested in their involvement.

Thus, the American Bar Association and the American Law Institute have formally expressed their opposition to the death penalty for juveniles.

To date, thirty-four countries have formally expressed interest in obtaining pneumococcal vaccine through GAVI and eleven have already been approved for GAVI support.

I MUST first thank you for the Resolution through which you have formally expressed your appreciation for all that has been done by the Government of Spain and by the city of Madrid in organizing this Congress.

In incorporating these principles into the fundamental law, there was no intention of disregarding the exceptions, which continued to be recognized as if they had been formally expressed.