Sentence examples for made to formally from inspiring English sources

James Haskell, Dylan Hartley and Chris Ashton were made to formally apologise.

While it is being increasingly used in various fields, few attempts have been made to formally define, quantify, and propose ways for achieving flexibility.

There is an emerging trend in encouraging the private sector to enter into solid waste management (SWM) operations, and attempts are being made to formally link the public and private sector operators.

Finally, no attempts were made to formally identify the individual contribution of each explanatory variable to the total time.

19 Notwithstanding the alarming extent of these issues, few attempts have been made to formally examine how hospital complaints are addressed in developing countries.

No attempt has been made to formally validate each bundle as a whole, nor to acknowledge the often weighty degree of contradictory data.

He was pronounced to be vehemently suspect of heresy and was condemned to life imprisonment and was made to abjure formally.

Air Force officials anticipated opposition to the award, made to a team formally led by Northrop Grumman, which is also a big United States military contractor.

One question concerns the efforts actually being made to seriously, and formally, gauge possible futures in order to provide novel input into the curricular discussion.

He had also hoped to tame their rabble-rousing leader, Mr Haider, who was formally made to opt out of national politics and retreat to the governorship of the southern province of Carinthia, a job he already had as his party's national boss.

Unlike his contemporary and fellow colourist William Eggleston, Shore does not object to the term 'snapshot aesthetic', which has often been used to describe the chronologically arranged images in American Surfaces 'They were made to look like snapshots formally, but not in terms of the subject matter,' he says.