Sentence examples for made formally from inspiring English sources

The offer from Venezuela has been made formally.

Both institutions should be made formally accountable to the UN.

The notification was not anonymous; it was not, though, made formally by a Yale official.

Though the offer has yet to be made formally, the separatists are thinking about it.

Today, in nearly every state, men's and women's rights and obligations in alimony, child custody, child support, and property division in divorce have been made formally gender-neutral.

Columbia's trustees are expected to ratify the recommendation when they meet on Saturday morning, and Mr. Bollinger is expected to accept after the offer is made formally.

Alejandra Laviada goes into abandoned buildings, arranges objects that she finds into sculptural configurations and makes formally elegant photographs of her constructions.

But even as he courted a mass audience, and "Out of Sight" helped to turn George Clooney and Jennifer Lopez into movie stars, Mr. Soderbergh continued to make formally daring, intellectually challenging films like "Schizopolis" in 1996 and "The Limey" last year.

A spokesman said that Mr. Kelly, a lawyer, did not want to offer an opinion that appeared to prejudge a decision that he will have to make formally in several weeks.

So what makes formally inventive poetry "political"?

It is my desire, a desire which I make formally to the Dutch presidency and which in the end everything will be done so that the project to create a single currency will be a project covering the largest number of European citizens possible, based on requirements of rigour, but also based on the principle of equality among all the States in the European Union.