Sentence examples for in formalised from inspiring English sources

The initiative is working to ensure the inclusion of every child in formalised schooling.

Ethiopia is a bit behind in formalised, or high-level street art, but signs of a homegrown street-art and performance-art scene are emerging.

The tradition of ritiro -- the players closeting themselves together in formalised seclusion for up to two days before a game -- is a near-sacred feature of Serie A, and a former Roma staff member recalls how the team would always draw disparaging comments from snootier clubs because it was said that the players wore flip-flops during this hallowed time.

The slave's rights become real when they are embodied in social institutions; that is, when they are actualised in formalised social relations (LPPO 114).

One of the great advantages of this proposal is that it enables Davidson to connect his account of a theory of meaning with an already existing approach to the theory of truth, namely that developed by Alfred Tarski (in his seminal work 'The Concept of Truth in Formalised Languages', first published in Polish in 1933 and in English translation in 1956).

There are two articles that have influenced the work on formal theories of truth and the liar paradox more than any other: Alfred Tarski's "The Concept of Truth in Formalised Languages" (1935) and Saul Kripke's "Outline of a Theory of Truth" (1975).

"The splintering of urbanism does not take place at the fissure between formality and informality but, rather, in fractal fashion, within the in-formalised production of space" (Roy 2009, p. 82).

She set up her friends in a formalised portrait in her living room, and took several photos both with and without the "spirits" (a series of fans and tissue paper).

In the assessment of public policies, the main added value of CBA in this field, not treated in a sufficiently formalised way in other approaches, is the evaluation of the outcome in terms of public expenses.

Last month Nanjing in China played host to the first formal meeting between ministers from China and Taiwan in their government capacities since the end of the civil war in 1949 formalised the division.

On the other hand, the contextual value of descriptive studies and mapping in environmental sciences is often neglected, when the main reference point resides in this formalised order of evidence hierarchies.