Sentence examples for what formally from inspiring English sources

I don't know what formally means.

The broad economy tends to follow in downturn or intensification roughly six to nine months after the signal, as has appeared to happen in recent months, with what formally should be recognized as a double-dip recession.

But for scores and quite possibly hundreds of people with telltale surnames like Walker, Ellis and, yes, Bush, what formally began to unfold here today was something infinitely more personal and less stilted than that.

What was formally offered to Israel last Friday night, and formally accepted on Tuesday, was temporary membership in a regional caucus, the Western European and Other Group, known in United Nations jargon as WEOG.

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.

which will be back for what is formally being called its final season.

The money for what is formally known as the Archon Genomics X Prize, is being put up by Stewart and Marilyn Blusson.

The public was enthusiastic, buying more than 635,000 copies of what was formally titled the "Report of the Inter-Departmental Committee on Social Insurance and Allied Services".

The theme of what is formally known as the Fourth Summit of the Americas is "Creating Jobs to Fight Poverty and Strengthen Democratic Governance".

As far as Kamal Yunis, a research librarian who oversees what is formally called the American Corner, can tell, no student has ever opened one of the books.

Artemis hopes to begin racing in August, joining what is formally called the Louis Vuitton Cup to determine which challenger will meet Oracle Team USA in September.