Sentence examples for more formal process from inspiring English sources
"It appears this value is different to the level at which the board of eOne would currently engage in a more formal process.
Later on comes the more formal process, when I meet with writers and other game designers, and we sit around and brainstorm things for a while.
Unlike the more formal process, the authority did not invite multiple firms to compete or use panels to screen their qualifications.
The inquiry will conclude with a final report, which could comprise a recommendation for further legal action, including a more formal process that could lead to court-martial.
Ms. Fiorina said that the latter problem was being addressed by a management shake-up, a more formal process to review investments and lowered ceilings on how much the company will invest in individual start-ups.
Unlike the Republican National Committee, which typically assigns hotels after comment from state parties, the Democratic committee has a more formal process by which delegations submit their top five choices.
Further, as the numbers grow, it may be harder to scale the early bonhomie in the founding employees' group - which means more conflict may arise requiring resolution and intervention - and more formal processes are needed.
Obama administration officials explained that renditions would be reserved for unusual cases in which a person's transfer to face charges under a criminal justice system faced obstacles that could not be met through extradition or other more formal processes.
It was particularly useful when these more formal processes followed initial screening at, for example, a chief's baraza.
10 34 It was also difficult to use referral as an outcome for analysis, with some studies defining it as the provision of lists of resources/services and others alluding to more formal processes of immediate referral to social work and other clinical/support services.
Learning, for example about the leadership and management capabilities needed at primary health care facility and sub-district levels, and about how to support leadership development at these levels, is occurring both as a result of more formal processes of inquiry and through cycles of collaborative reflection, action, and learning.
