Sentence examples for making it formally from inspiring English sources

He added that there was "nothing unusual" in an initial phone call to discuss such a request before making it formally.

They are considering giving more force to their code of conduct on arms sales (which is politically rather than legally binding), by making it formally a "common position" of the EU.

In 1894 Buganda became part of the British sphere of influence, and in 1900 the Buganda Agreement made it formally a British protectorate.

Associated with this, as with every differentia, is a 'maximal sentence' (maxima propositio), in this case: 'equal things are to be judged equally.' The maximal sentence can be taken as an indication of how to put together the argument; it might also be added to the argument in order to make it formally valid, but Boethius did not envisage maximal sentences being used in this way.

By making it easier to formally tag these things, we provide a better gateway to experiencing them for our friends.

When an action plan was considered to possibly target two types of collaboration, it was classified in the lower collaborative level.> This exploratory study did not initially provide for longer-term outcomes, making it impossible to formally document whether the majority of the action plans were actually implemented in each practice setting following the intervention.

Formally making it to the club of states remains a difficult task, even for those, such as Taiwan, that are most prepared for it.

Perhaps formally making it a mandatory requirement on IT departments to share their own findings in all the key areas, should be written in to standard operations?

Both men are being held on charges of assembling a crowd to disrupt public order, and both have been formally arrested, making it likely they will be indicted.

The cladistic group Stylidium contains more than 230 individual species (more than 300 species exist, but many specimens have not yet been formally described), making it the fifth largest genus in Australia.

BPEL is a powerful language but lacks a widely accepted formal semantics, and this makes it difficult to formally validate the correct execution of BPEL implementations.