Her work is influenced by and references utopian thought found in literature, art and architecture, which are formally applied in sculptural works that refer to society's pursuit of perfection in all forms of life; physically and as a society.
While the method has yet to be formally applied, a version of this approach has been applied and published repeatedly [ 41– 41].
While user fees are formally applied at the district, provincial, and central hospitals, primary health care services provided at the local CHS are still subsidized or partially subsidized by the government.
If you are formally applying for a visa to live and work legally in the United Kingdom, then frankly you will be in the minority.
In a letter to Martin Salter, the Labour MP who chairs the all-party group of Gurkha rights, Jacqui Smith, the home secretary, also gave an assurance that those Gurkhas who are currently living in the UK and who are formally applying for residence would not be deported, regardless of whether they met the settlement criteria.
7.30pm BST Summary Here's a summary of the news conference with David Coombs, defense attorney for Bradley Manning: The Manning legal team is formally applying to President Barack Obama for a pardon "or at the very least [to] commute his sentence to time served".
Although a quota was not formally applied, care was taken to ensure that these key people represented a cross section of each community by including a range of different Afghan ethnic groups (Hazara, Tajik, Uzbek etc) and religious affiliations (Sunni, Shi'a etc) who move in different social circles [ 8].
Walpole became de facto Prime Minister, although the title was not formally applied to him (officially, he was First Lord of the Treasury and Chancellor of the Exchequer).
The pronouncement may have little direct impact, because much of what is formally forbidden under the new rules had already been illegal under existing law, even if it was not formally applied to the Internet.
The first trial in which randomization was formally described and applied was published in the British Medical Journal in 1948 [ 5] and heralded a new era of antibiotic treatment, streptomycin for tuberculosis.
