Sentence examples for particular formalities from inspiring English sources

Statutory law, such as the Statute of Fraud, may require some kinds of contracts be put in writing and executed with particular formalities, for the contract to be enforceable.

As a general rule, there is no requirement for particular formalities in trust instruments, they can be oral or written.

In common law there is no obligation to undergo any particular formality in order to change one's name.

The role of the Estonian Criminal Police was to handle the formalities in each particular Gypsy case, which was then submitted to the Political Police, who exercised the highest authority over the Gypsies in Estonia.

In uncovering how and why MAS formality changed during organizational development, our results indicate that it is growth firms that pay particular attention to increasing the formality of their MAS.

We understand respondents' exasperation and recognize that enforcing compliance with §1608(a)(3) may seem like an empty formality in this particular case, which involves highly publicized litigation of which the Government of Sudan may have been aware prior to entry of default judgment.

The film left me wishing for more live action footage, in particular Liza Minelli's Euro-formality-smashing performance, and longing to hear some of the music to which the models, a bold and beautiful mix of exquisite facial-types and ethnicities, strutted and swirled.

You can sometimes peer around the edges of the formality to glimpse the particular kind of endurance or anguish existing behind it.

When the R&A announced it would hold a vote over the admission of female members, the inference always was that "yes" in this particular Scottish referendum would be a formality.

Formality is not associated with any particular period.

The feeling in the hangar before the flight, and as the crew prepared to launch, was of shift workers who are hyper-attentive to their particular tasks and not the least concerned with gratuitous formalities.