Sentence examples for they formalised from inspiring English sources

They formalised their agreement to provide majority backing for a Socialist-led government on Tuesday just before the vote.

They formalised the presentation of the subject into a book that was new, refreshing and, above all, accessible to university engineering students.

They formalised the original ceasefire line as the Line of Control in the Simla Agreement, but this did not prevent further clashes in 1999 on the Siachen Glacier, which is beyond the Line of Control.

There, over chilled glasses of vin santo and plates of olives, they formalised their plan to take control of Labour's future.

Although Bayesian methods might be helpful here in that they formalise such prior information/beliefs, in practice there will be much uncertainty, and so the issue is rather one of a judgement as to how influential any likely interaction might be in the context of the trial.

But they had formalised their love, and had the paperwork.

One senior BBC insider said there is growing unease among executives about the likely reaction of staff to some of the cuts once they are formalised.

They were formalised in 1995 'to assist sponsors in the development of a report that is complete, free from ambiguity, well organised and easy [for regulators] to review'.

They can formalise a complaint to the prosecutor, and if the prosecutor is satisfied, they could theoretically take on such a case.

They also formalise restrictions introduced by the authoritarian president, Alexander Lukashenko.

"After the purchase they will formalise a development plan which will include various farms to produce vegetables, fruit and meat for export to Kiribati".