Sentence examples for participate formally from inspiring English sources
Countries that wish to participate formally in the OGP, as explained on the website, must fulfil seven steps.
Malaya (including Singapore) also chose to not participate formally, though it was kept updated with key developments due to its close relationship with the United Kingdom.
Professionals nevertheless continue to exercise considerable influence on the regulation of the provision of health care, through the definition of standards of practice and by participating formally or through lobbying in the process of defining the legal and administrative framework of the health sector [ 46, 47].
All my life I had found myself, wherever I lived, wandering into Catholic churches and sitting in the back, and wanting very much to participate but formally not being allowed to, just enjoying being there.
The participating hospitals formally consented to take part in this study.
Each had experience in the critical appraisal of research papers, and had participated in formally reviewing papers for systematic reviews.
As the study progressed, a Research Reference Group comprising representatives from grant partners and participating schools formally met annually to advise on proposed study measures and recruitment of study participants.
Forty-seven responded and were interested (21 GPs and 26 other specialists) in participating; none formally rejected the invitation but 86 did not respond.
By signing the agreement, Mr. Icahn will formally participate in a "go-shop" process being run by a special committee of Dell's board.
Although the Bush administration did not commission the report or formally participate on the 44-member panel that studied the issues for more than six months, senior administration officials who followed the group's work praised the effort.
The Scottish government had legal counsel attending the article 50 hearing throughout as an observer, partly in preparation for a decision by Sturgeon on whether to formally participate in the case.
