Sentence examples for was formally set from inspiring English sources

The Writers in Prison Committee was formally set up in 1960, and has been going strong ever since.

The government said it had rejected the boundaries of a buffer zone separating its troops from those of Eritrea, two weeks after it was formally set by the United Nations.

In 1958, the Institute of Ethnic Studies was formally set up under CAS, rather than the planned Institute of Ethnology.

The HIA inquiry was first announced in 2010 and was formally set up by Northern Ireland's first and deputy first ministers on 31 May 2012.

As a result, the Computational Systems Biology Society of ORSC in China was formally set up in 2011 (website http://www.sysbio-cn.org/).org/

An arraignment date has not been formally set.

Phillips said he expected to interview with Houston in the coming weeks, though nothing has been formally set up.

The plan will be formally set out in the government's strategic defence and security review on Monday.

All the tables are formally set because, as Mr. White put it, "I don't want to let fine dining die".

Menon said he believed a contact group did not have to be formally set up yet, but rather if we "let it cook," it would form itself. Menon noted the interest China has had in such a group for the past two years, and added that Iran has been signaling to India for the last four months that it was interested.

With such an intrafamily mortgage, which can be formally set up by a lawyer, the homeowner could potentially tap into more of the home's value at a lower cost and have more leeway for which properties to use as equity for the loan — a vacation home, for example.