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Meanings of formalise in anglès

portuguès
formalizar
català
oficialitzar
espanyol
formalizar

Declare or make legally valid.

oficialitzar
Usage of formalise in anglès
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Whether he chooses to formalise his relationship is none of our business.
The Guardian
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Auckland Council would also have to formalise any deal at its end.
Radio NZ
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A spokesman said the Commission would formalise the decision later today.
The Irish Times
4
Including full consumption emissions in national carbon emissions targets would formalise that focus.
Reuters
5
The Democrat-led House of Representatives voted to formalise proceedings last week.
The Guardian
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The two camps were due to publicly formalise a deal today.
The Irish Times
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China is seeking formalise an extradition treaty with New Zealand.
Radio NZ
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No, it can be used to formalise the arrangement between anyone buying property together.
The Guardian
9
Spain's cabinet meets to formalise its legal appeal against Catalonia's call for a referendum.
Reuters
10
The Afghan government tried unsuccessfully last year to formalise the market and log their weapons.
Reuters
11
Four judges told Reuters that Zend would later formalise the tactic of monitoring social media.
Reuters
12
A railway connection would formalise links across tense borders.
Reuters
13
Memorandums like the one signed today helps formalise this.
Radio NZ
14
National president Duncan Macnab said it now wanted to formalise that, or risk losing out altogether.
Radio NZ
15
Solomon Islands Foreign Minister Jeremiah Manele is travelling to Beijing to formalise diplomatic relations with China.
Radio NZ
16
India has already said it has ended its tests and is willing to formalise a moratorium.
The Irish Times
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