Sentence examples for so that formal from inspiring English sources

In this method, tabular expressions (or tables) are used to improve readability so that formal documentation can replace conventional documentation.

Recent findings underline the competence of the rescuer as key factor in patient outcome, so that formal and on-going training of emergency medical service (EMS) personnel is crucial [1 4].

But others called that figure too high, adding that only a small group of companies know about the fund so far and that formal fund-raising has not begun.

That girlfriend at the time worked for Paul Simon's tour manager, and she got me a job as an assistant, so that was my first formal job in the music business.

The task behavior model pattern capable of generating erroneous behavior can be integrated into a formal system model so that system safety properties can be formally verified with a model checker.

The agency is actively promoting formal adoption so that children who become orphans have a permanent family home and protection of their inheritance rights.

Moher et al. [ 44] concluded also that formal studies have so far failed to document that comprehensive health promotion and protection programmes at the workplaces decrease prevalence of smoking, although there is strong theoretical rationale for such approaches.

It must be designed so that its formal structure and the nature and meaning of its subject matter can be clearly apprehended from a limited range of frontal views.

Do you have an email address so that a formal invitation can be sent?" At the time Mr Wacharasindhu defended the decision: "The Oxford Union is a debating society founded on the principle of free speech.

It is vital that when ministers meet in Paris on July 20-21 that they resolve these sticking points so that when formal talks resume in August countries will have no excuses".

In later years, Ali's trainer, Angelo Dundee, admitted tweaking the loose stitching of his fighter's right glove so that the formal minute interval was stretched by six seconds before a replacement was found.