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The political action committee will formally start up on Friday.

Nation-by-nation vetting of the new system will formally start in February, when governments are expected to sign a treaty creating special patent courts.

The supreme court will next week hear the appeal by the government against the high court ruling that only parliament, as opposed to ministers, has the authority to trigger article 50 of the treaty on the European Union, which will formally start the UK's withdrawal from the EU.

Ebersman will formally start in September 2009.

Uefa will formally start the bidding process next week when all 53 nations will be invited to apply to host the tournament, which will have 24 finalists from France 2016 onwards.

Bourguignon, who will formally start on 1 January, comes to the agency just at the start of Horizon 2020, the European Union's new 7-year research program, in which ERC sees its budget increase to about €13 billion, or almost €2 billion annually.

Both he and Hunt stressed that licence fee discussions will not formally start until next spring.

ANNIE, GET YOUR GUN Earlier this year, Illinois became the final U.S. state to pass a concealed carry law and, starting this week, it will formally go into effect.

And this week, the newest contest — for a drivable, affordable car that gets 100 miles a gallon — will be formally started at the New York International Auto Show.

The general election will formally begin.

Jake Shapiro, the executive director of the Public Radio Exchange, tells TechCrunch that Ford is already doing the rounds with him this week at SXSW, but he will formally be starting in his role in April.