Sentence examples for should formally from inspiring English sources

The only question, Mr Oaten declares, is when the Lib Dems should formally announce this.

First, we should formally present any information about Pakistani complicity in shielding Bin Laden to Pakistan's leaders.

If there were a genuine prospect of his resuming office, Mr Maduro should formally take over until that time comes.

Last year she decided that the N.L.D. should formally reenter politics after the country's military rulers adopted a nominally democratic system of government.

The issue that has hushed the Quakers' 19th-century meetinghouse near Union Square is whether the church and school, joined for 225 years, should formally part ways.

Those Tibetans say the exile movement should formally seek independence for Tibet rather than negotiate for greater autonomy in western China.

Mr Howard has ignored a recommendation in a 1997 report by Australia's human-rights and equal-opportunity commission that the government should formally apologise to the stolen generation.

President Clinton -- who, we are told, is seeking to establish his legacy -- should formally address Americans to propose such a noble act.

In the very next paragraph I suggested that individual Democrats around the country should formally pledge to run transparent campaigns so long as the other guy pledges the same.

Russia should formally join the global free-trading club next month, and is supposed to phase out most of the trade barriers that protect its domestic industries by 2018.

"Further, the government should formally notify the UN security council of our decision and the government I believe should agree to a parliamentary debate to explain the long-term strategy for Australia's role in Iraq," Shorten said.