Sentence examples for such informality from inspiring English sources

"There should be some strict and stern recommendations that mean such informality can't be the way of making decisions in the future".

David Lammy, a Labour member of Parliament, describes informal meetings Mr. Cameron has had with his friend, Rebekah Brooks, the former chief executive of New International, and asks if "such informality on his behalf" is improper.

Dressed casually, they introduce the works, including their own compositions, with chatty comments and foster such informality that a few children did not think twice about scampering up and down the aisle now and then during a performance.

A soft-spoken man, Handler was known at Mattel for his thoughtfulness and insistence that all employees call him by his first name at a time when such informality was unprecedented.

As such, informal workers may not be gaining the skills that can increase their productivity, a deficit that in itself can perpetuate informality.

In Cortés et al. (2010, 2016), compliance is very high because they exploit a CCT program for which the cash transfer is conditional on school attendance (and academic performance); Alzúa et al. (2016) rely on mandatory schooling laws, which are difficult to enforce (particularly in economies with high informality, such as LAC countries).

A simple gouache, painted in 1762 by one of Marie-Antoinette's sisters, depicts the emperor relaxing in his robe and slippers, while the empress fusses over her brood.Such informality would have been unthinkable at Versailles, where the archduchess was despatched in 1770, aged 14, to marry the portly dauphin, in an alliance between France and Austria.

Textures can evoke feelings of elegance (such as silks) or informality (such as rough, tweedy materials).

Addressing issues such as land rights, housing, informality and urban violence in a more strategic way to address women's, older and vulnerable people's needs is fundamental.

Despite the apparent informality and carefree feel of such online activities, they are publications in law and carry all the same implications.

Like the man who created the O.S.S., General William Wild Bill Donovanan, he was a backslapper who prized informality and was indifferent to such bureaucratic punctilio as "the chain of command".