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The final plans should be formalized in a few weeks, he said.

This was then formalized as a law of large numbers.

The current name of the village was formalized on 30 May 1986.

The rules are expected to be formalized early this summer.

Over time it has been formalized on an international basis.

One person close to the bank said no structure had yet been formalized.

French was the international language at the time that these were formalized.

In the public sector, the process is already being formalized by law.

The group's activities were formalized and turned into the first art library.

Congress formalized its role in 1798, and the band has been on call to every President since then.

The relationship between the association and the journal was formalized in 1971.

Why formalize the learning process in a curriculum at all?

But is there any need to wait for a foundation to be formalized?

"And with this move to close it, that has been formalized."

The decision is to be formalized next week, officials in Berlin said.

This was formalized through a meeting held on October 3, 1889.

At least her brother had died before the wedding could be formalized.

How the weapon was formalized is still up for debate.

These law codes formalized the role of money in civil society.

These rules are not written in law or otherwise formalized.

Since the 50s, much work has gone into formalizing this complexity.

"It merely formalizes things they have already been doing for the last 10 months."

Both parties could not formalize an agreement and the deal was soon dead.

Details on the two agreements will be formalized in the next month.

The ban was formalized at the board's meeting on April 17, 2012.

They began a relationship which was formalised into marriage in 1894.

The study of education became less formalised, but more integrated.

This process took a few decades to be formalised, though, as you lay out.

The marriage was formalised with a civil ceremony on May 5, 2008.

It formalised an existing situation, companies having started to follow the race.

Indeed this is formalised in the government's measure of poverty.

Effectively he's my deputy, although that has never been formalised.

That ban had been formalised after the defeat of 1714.

The summits were only formalised in the period between 1974 and 1988.

But I cannot take you to the next level until the relationship is formalised.'

In 2012 an official residence and office for the bishop was formalised.

By making common cause with the victims, Europe has formalised the split.

"We already had a flexible working culture, but things needed to be formalised.

This was formalised at a special ceremonial parade on 1 June.

This was finally formalised in April 1942 with the merger of both institutions.

Technically, there is already a proposal on the table and, in some cases, it has also been formalised.

So the time has come for me to move on, but when that gets properly formalised I will let you know."

The decision was formalised by a plebiscite December 8, 1974.

That agreement was formalised before the mandate officially went into effect.

In Sept 2008 the partnership was formalised into a federation.

However, by 2010 a new governance structure was formalised and being implemented.

Over the next few years matters became more formalised.

The success led to the caravan's existence being formalised the following year.

It became a State of India in 1986, formalised the following year.

With time the system had become increasingly formalised, complex and mystified.