Sentence examples for though not formally from inspiring English sources

Effectively, though not formally, canon law included the opinions of canonists who interpreted the Corpus.

Though not formally independent, the island has had its own government, economy and currency.

He abandoned his studies and, though not formally trained, began painting and drawing political cartoons for local newspapers.

The above rules on bills of lading, though not formally unified, are essentially the same in all the seafaring nations.

Though not formally charged with a crime, he was still under a form of house arrest "pending further investigation" into tax fraud.

Difficulties between the two in the middle years of the century had resulted in a de facto, though not formally proclaimed, schism in 1054, and ecclesiastical disagreements had been accentuated by Norman occupation of formerly Byzantine areas in southern Italy.

Until Saturday, though, Bristol had not formally released him from a long-term contract he had with them.

The stories -- they figure as such, though they are not formally separate -- vary considerably.

In fact, the E.C.B. has not bought any bonds in the last three weeks, though it has not formally ended the program.

Though it is not formally classed as a state funeral, many of the public see it as such.

It's his business, too, with a college job being unlikely even though he is not formally barred.