Sentence examples for more formal structure from inspiring English sources

The United States is ready to see that rather inchoate organization gain a more formal structure and a larger role.

If a desire for routine and order comes to dominate corporate attitudes, a more formal structure is attractive and reassuring.

Hidcote combines informal, almost naturalistic planting with the more formal structure of the Italian garden, with its green rooms and strong visual axes.

Officials familiar with judicial selection in both Administrations said that under Mr. Reagan, officials gathered more extensive information about candidates and operated under a more formal structure.

The Sarum chants utilize a smaller range, have a more formal structure, and use more transposition (change in pitch level) than do the Gregorian chants.

By appointing a committee, "you're giving their relationships a more formal structure, so that they can work together to support this person as she ages".

Mr Davis led a review that recommended more formal structures.

While some have more formal structures, at Hallam there are around 150 schools in a "fluid" relationship.

Sometimes this is just down to trust; in other cases it involves much more formal structures and relationships.

And as these companies get bigger the work environments do seem to get less hostile as more formal structures to manage people are introduced.

"These protests can be characterized by how swiftly they are organized and the way they happen outside more formal structures like unions, NGOs or political parties".