Sentence examples for historically formal from inspiring English sources

"The plantation is 1,000 acres and has 28 acres of historically formal gardens.

Historically, formal healthcare in Africa has developed in response to acute communicable diseases and diseases of environmental degradation and pollution [ 6].

Historically, formal CTC providers in Bangladesh largely served poor communities in rural areas [ 15], although NGOs have been instrumental in shifting the focus of these programmes to also include urban slums [ 8], which have expanded rapidly in the past decade [ 16].

Friends historically have rejected a formal or salaried clergy as a "hireling ministry".

When Congress officially ratified President Bush's re-election in January 2005, Ms. Tubbs Jones joined Senator Barbara Boxer, Democrat of California, in initiating a rare challenge to what has historically been a polite formal ceremony.

Landauer continued to argue, "Historical matters can only be talked about historically, not in terms of formal patterns (formalem Schematismus) … I gladly grant that behind this is the desire to see greatness; but desire alone is not sufficient to make greatness out of a confused vulgarity" (ibid., 190 1).

The school is in the process of hiring and training teachers, and drawing up a curriculum for a form that was historically not taught in a formal, academic setting.

Whilst it is challenging to bring historically-disparate partners together into formal agreements, they are essential to creating the scalable 'business rules' and sustainable environment required to achieve the new care models we seek.

And although many of them have historically aspired to join, Britain and Denmark have formal opt-outs from the euro, and Sweden is also unlikely to join for many years, if ever.

The government has rejected requests from both Christians and Muslims to hold formal prayers at the site, historically and spiritually significant to adherents of both religions.

These are the historically lauded visionaries whose contributions defined the formal vocabularies specific to the new media images favored by the Pictures artists, especially those of computer-generated film and video.