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Meanings of formal in English
Catalan
vestit de nit Being in accord with established forms and conventions and requirements (as e.g. of formal dress)
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Usage of formal in English
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A formal welcome was held at Government House, lasting about 30 minutes.
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The government source said Britain had yet to receive a formal proposal.
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South African labour law requires clear formal processes for strikes and walk-outs.
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Mr Solana said today he had yet to receive Iran's formal reply.
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They have given the Premier seven days to issue a formal response.
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A CFPB spokesman said a formal proposal could come later this year.
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South African labor law requires clear formal processes for strikes and walk-outs.
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The formal state opening of parliament will take place the following week.
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Six years ago, the European Commission issued a formal warning to government.
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Police said they had never seen sunlight or received any formal education.
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Police said the formal identification process is expected to take some time.
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Mr Turnbull has taken responsibility for not calling the formal inquiry earlier.
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The formal safety approval will come after a 30-day public comment period.
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Microsoft is among the smaller number of companies building formal ethics processes.
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On the final day required by law Beame submitted the formal budget.
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The UCI adopted formal rules banning the use of motors last year.
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New Zealand
Common
Ireland
Common
South Africa
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