Sentence examples for it formalised from inspiring English sources

It formalised the show's obsession with entrances and exits.

"Celebrity culture has always been there, but it formalised in 1990.

Oxford City Council said it was keen to link up with more European cities ahead of Brexit and just last year it formalised a link with another university city, Wroclaw, in Poland.

A Spanish court on Wednesday said it had formalised charges of tax fraud and money laundering against Felipe's sister Cristina de Borbon and her husband Inaki Urdangarin in one of the last steps before a trial.

If it's a formalised role it gives that confidence that if the chief is away, they are able to speak for the organisation and have the knowledge someone is able to handle a crisis – not just worrying that it will happen.

It was first formalised in "Theory of Games and Economic Behaviour", a doorstop of a book published in 1944 by John von Neumann, a mathematician, and Oskar Morgenstern, an economist.

Now it's been formalised (sort of) as a "proposal" at £42.15 a share, but of far more significance is the fact there is now a paper-based component.

So why is Saudi Arabia once again thinking of moving its weekend?Although the seven-day week dates back at least as far 2350BC when it was first formalised by Sargon I, king of the Mesopotamian empire of Akkad the two-day weekend is a more recent development.

"It's hard to fault the inquiry, but some will ask whether the BBC had to deal with it in a formalised way.

It's not formalised journalism per se, but the result a greater understanding of what might be the truth, or at least an interesting story is theoretically the same.

It is the formalised transfer of responsibility and accountability between individual and teams of clinicians for all or some aspects of care for one or more patients on a permanent or temporary basis [ 7].