Sentence examples for the formalised from inspiring English sources

Religion is the formalised social version of that.

Crossfit does not operate within the formalised world of sport or the corporate gym establishment.

In Hadley's refusal to emphasise, to incorporate the formalised or idealised, she muffles her own impact.

Far from the formalised, narrowly defined cases typical of business training, this felt pretty real.

In contrast to the formalised ritual of American prom nights, schoolies tends to be a debauched celebration of drink, drugs and sex.

The play might almost be called Birth of a Salesman; except that, as things fall apart and the economy goes into free-fall, the hero gets out and heads for the formalised lottery of the City.

Analysis of the organizational response to these eruptions (Paton et al. 1998a) identified the prominent role the limited formalised inter-organisational networking played in creating a coordinated response, particularly with regard to issues arising from ad-hoc interaction between science and response agencies.

Nevertheless the findings were interesting in showing that in the Winelands and Overberg districts the highest impact was in the area of clinical care provision, which is one of the primary objectives of the now formalised family medicine registrar programme [ 21].

Nancy Mitford – commonly known as "the Mitford sister who liked Hitler the least" – formalised that thought in 1954, with her article on "U and Non-U".

Well, it [the archive] starts with Sir Joshua Reynolds, who set up the Royal Academy, an enlightenment project that was the first formalised art school in Britain.

In particular, we have highlighted three key processes with respect to the potential othering and disempowering of older and ethnic minority participants within the existing formalised research ethics frameworks.