Sentence examples for will have formally from inspiring English sources

Like the countries already in the monetary union, Britain will have formally to pass the convergence tests set by the Maastricht treaty of 1992.

In the autumn, by which time the UK will have formally withdrawn from Iraq, Brown may agree to a British troop presence closer to 10,000.

This next wave will mean that at least 47 countries that account for over forty-five percent of the world's emissions will have formally joined the agreement by September 21st (see table below).

And even though China will likely show a trade surplus with the United States in 2011 on the order of $275 to $300 billion -- another record high figure and virtually all in manufactured goods -- the Obama administration will have formally refused six times to cite China for its currency manipulation.

The Queen will have to formally adopt Lord Coe and then arrange for the assassination of her two oldest children.

This is a personal project for me and my involvement will have nothing formally to do with TechCrunch.

Rangers manager Stuart McCall says he will have to formally apply for his own job, even if he secures promotion to the Scottish Premiership.

To get an "M" on my driver's license, I will have to formally amend my birth certificate to read Alexander Cameron Pines, male removing any record that Alexandra Catherine, female, ever existed.

Under Bridgeport's charter, City Councilman John Fabrizi will become mayor until November elections, when he and two other men have formally announced they will run.

"The Committee have formally abolish'd all holydays whatsoever - for which may the Devil, who keeps no holydays, have them in his eternal burning workshop".

A spokesman said that Mr. Kelly, a lawyer, did not want to offer an opinion that appeared to prejudge a decision that he will have to make formally in several weeks.