Sentence examples for regularise it from inspiring English sources

Quoting several stalwarts of the Italic Handwriting Society, he characteristically exclaims: "What came first – being an arse, or writing in italics?" One of the paradoxes of the story he tells is that, while handwriting is an expression of individuality, self-appointed experts have always strived to regularise it.

"It has more than enough time to regularise its decisions in parliament and to finesse points of detail".

The RFEF has been given a fine of 500,000 Swiss Francs (£340,000) and told to "regularise its regulatory framework and existing system concerning the international transfer of minors in football" within a year.

By the time he wanted to regularise his status it was too late.

The first thing is that it can regularise the Copenhagen Accord and the pledges it contains.

During the 3 years of its existence, one of FJI's biggest steps forward has been to obtain a promise from the Spanish Science and Technology Ministry that it would regularise the situation of Spain's young researchers.

Second, one of the reasons the 2004 decision made sense was that it regularised tens of thousands of migrants who were already here and living in the shadows.

When it came to wanting to regularise the man's right to stay in this country – and anticipating immigration officials' inevitable scepticism – the shared cat was one of a number of factors used by the couple as evidence their relationship was genuine.

In Section 2 we regularise once more our problem by considering it on a domain without the axis of symmetry (see, e.g. [14]) and then we transform it on the fixed domain.

✒ Among the titbits that emerged from John Humphrys's Media Society gig last week was the news that, at 70, he has "just been put on the staff of the BBC", as a result of its move to regularise terms and conditions.

However, it sits on the fence when it comes to what kind of route we should be taking to regularise the status of immigrants.