Sentence examples for will be formalised from inspiring English sources

Whether the deal will be formalised as a treaty or protocol, however, remains up in the air.

Labrune will report back to the major shareholder, Margarita Louis-Dreyfus, who is expected to confirm within a week whether the contract offer will be formalised.

However, at this point, no decisions have been made and there can be no certainty that any process will be formalised".

An assembly is planned in the Serbian-controlled north of Kosovo, in which parallel Serbian institutions will be formalised to run Serb bits of the country.

Jowell's claim was issued in March, the agreement was finalised with NI last week and will be formalised by the court shortly, according to Bindmans.

"BGL Group can confirm that it is considering listing on the London Stock Exchange; however, at this point, no decisions have been made and there can be no certainty that any process will be formalised," a spokesman said.

And then, on Sunday night, De Bohun said: "We will be formalising a process where if there is a banned fan who can bring evidence to prove that they didn't participate in the actions that they're alleged to do, they need to take that to their club.

"Gandhi has been unofficial standard bearer, that will now be formalised.

Draft legislation was set out before Friday's vote and will now be formalised over the coming weeks, to be tabled in the Dáil, Ireland's parliament, in the autumn.

If formalising the intuitive, "naive" understanding of these subjects, inconsistent systems linger as the paradoxes will be formalisable in these systems.

One of the debates at the third international conference on financing for development will be how remittances can be formalised to support development, such as through increased transparency and competition, making use of new technologies, launching a global non-profit platform and setting a target to lower the cost of sending money.