Sentence examples for told formally from inspiring English sources

In this new film, the story is told formally, using a narrator (Kei Sato) and between-scene titles to maintain a studied distance.

Some were obliged to step down awaiting possible charges and did not return to the paper until being told formally by the police there would no further action against them.

But its key London directors, such as Michael Sherwood, will be told formally tomorrow that their bonuses are being capped at £1m because of Alistair Darling's one-off tax on bonuses of more than £25,000.

Although I never told them formally, I never denied anything.

Then, on Thursday, October 6th, his friend Salman Haidar, who was Deputy High Commissioner of India in London, called to tell him formally, on behalf of his government, that "The Satanic Verses" had been banned in India.

The repeal of "don't ask, don't tell" will formally take effect 60 days after the secretary of defense and the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff certify that the military "has prepared the necessary policies and regulations" to carry out the change, and that the shift won't damage the military's ability to fight or recruit.

The report notes that of those who remember being formally notified, 61% said they found their current job after they had been formally told they would be threatened with the cap.

Obama was formally told of Maliki's final decision on Friday morning in a video conference.

Palace officials said they had not been formally told of any plans by the WWF to break with the monarch.

On Monday, a lawyer for the Irish Times formally told Ireland's commercial court that the case had settled.

Ms. Patterson said she learned this only through their lawyer because the police had so far not formally told her that Mr. Wu had been arrested.