Sentence examples for introducing a formal from inspiring English sources

He is right about introducing a formal inflation target.

The Conservative-led government is currently introducing a formal grammar and punctuation examination at age 11 in British schools.

One thing the FA has decided against with its pro licence course is introducing a formal examination at the end, which is what happens in Germany.

Hence, by introducing a formal value theory as a coding scheme, we report a study on E-value in SMNS by analyzing how a Swedish start-up industrial design company attempted to build a global presence by creating followers on the web.

The emirate last week introduced a formal bankruptcy law to provide a legal framework if the talks fail.

Eighteenth-century French furniture that she bought in Paris, like the refectory table in the dining room that seats 12, introduce a formal component.

Their decision means that the government will now be under pressure to introduce a formal review of whole-life sentences after 25 years.

They are a systematic effort to prime the public and, ultimately, to force members of Congress to introduce a formal resolution (a step that the Democratic leadership has so far avoided).

At a recent retreat in the Bahamas for Citigroup's inner circle, known as the Management Committee, he introduced a formal process to track how strategic recommendations made at such meetings are put into effect, the second board member said.

In that case, Dhu's family and Indigenous advocates had been calling for WA to introduce a formal custody notification system (CNS), again following a NSW model, which would impose a mandatory requirement on police to contact the Aboriginal Legal Service any time they held an Indigenous person in custody.

First we discuss some background intuitions, then introduce a formal semantics.