Sentence examples for was made formal from inspiring English sources

Presumably to avoid the Galileo problem, they did stipulate that the award be given only to living people; that rule was made formal in the 1970s.

The deal was made formal in a Transportation Department order signed by Marion C. Blakey, administrator of the Federal Aviation Administration.

This falling-out goes back before 2008, on issues like abortion, but 2008 is when the divorce was made formal: John McCain won the state by double the margin of victory that George W. Bush had in 2004.

After previous agreements collapsed, officials in Europe had been cautious about the deal negotiated over the weekend between Prime Minister Vladimir V. Putin of Russia and Ms. Tymoshenko, which was made formal in a ceremony here on Monday.

Their criticism was made formal at the 82nd annual meeting of the American Anthropological Association the next month in Chicago, where a special session, to which Dr. Freeman was not invited, was held to discuss his book.

Thinking ahead to a new gig in Manhattan (it was made formal at the Garden last Tuesday), Jackson said he was precluded from discussing the possibility of reuniting with Bryant until Bryant became a free agent, in a couple of years.

That power should be made formal.

Once the assessments are made formal, owners can still challenge at a review board or in court.

Its £4.3 billion ($8.1 billion) "potential offer", which will be made formal if Corus's board co-operates and due diligence goes well, is 4% higher than Tata's.

With the deadline for entries set for 31 March this boosts the challenger list to nine, some announced, some still to be made formal.

She said that she hoped the tentative settlement would be made formal "because the city can't take any more battering".