Sentence examples for was made formally from inspiring English sources

A senior Arsenal official said: "The offer was made formally in writing to our chief executive (Ivan Gazidis), and we said no straight away".

The PMF was made formally part of the security forces this year after helping the military defeat Islamic State in Iraq in 2017.

The offer from Venezuela has been made formally.

Both institutions should be made formally accountable to the UN.

Though the offer has yet to be made formally, the separatists are thinking about it.

Columbia's trustees are expected to ratify the recommendation when they meet on Saturday morning, and Mr. Bollinger is expected to accept after the offer is made formally.

Today, in nearly every state, men's and women's rights and obligations in alimony, child custody, child support, and property division in divorce have been made formally gender-neutral.

Speaking for the first time publicly about the proposal, which will be made formally today with Greenburgh officials, executives at Madison Square Garden said yesterday that the facility would outdo any other in the National Hockey League, National Basketball Association or Women's N.B.A.

Wembley spokesperson said: "The clubs know that any request of this nature must be made formally.

It will be interesting to see if this request for more powers on energy will be made formally, as the Welsh Government say they have done in the past, although one DECC official has told me, there is no official record of these requests.

Furthermore, though depression has been shown to be associated with mortality in CKD population, the diagnosis of depression in these studies has been made formally using physician diagnosis, clinical coding, or validated self-report screening tools, not by a single question in a self-report questionnaire the response to which may well just reflect subjects' transient feelings.