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formally

[fawr-muh-lee] / ˈfɔr mə li /


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Sir Chris also had ultimate responsibility for the due diligence checks carried out before Lord Mandelson's appointment, although he took up the role only a few days before the appointment was formally announced.

From BBC

In the mid-1970s, the IOC then formally adopted what it calls Rule 50, prohibiting all forms of “political, religious or ethnic demonstrations.”

From The Wall Street Journal

So, when the recommendation from Venkatesham to terminate Frank's employment arrived in the hours after the loss to Newcastle it was accepted immediately by the ownership board, who formally approved the decision.

From BBC

According to its latest update, 27 states have formally enrolled or announced intentions to join up.

From The Wall Street Journal

Kelly filed a lawsuit in January that accused Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth of violating his First Amendment rights by moving to formally censure him and demote him over the video.

From The Wall Street Journal