Unofficially, of course.

officially, for Angelica's hand.

The class is officially over.

Research is a formalized curiosity.

Why are we being so formal?

I think it would only delay things to file a formal petition... so why don't we just, uh, get together and sort of... informally agree to ask His Honor for an adjournment?

But why suddenly use formal speech with me?

I am a senior, so I am going to speak comfortably.

He decided that he's going to take over the state, unofficially, and then officially, and then created this beautiful Region One policy.

That's why she's pissed. He treated me casually

In our midst is a lad who has refused to act as an official here.

Well, he was. But we haven't officially broken off.

The city's population is comprised primarily of Aymara migrants from the Altiplano that take part in informal and formal commerce and manufacturing.

But how could we formally model this subtle difference?

I haven't formally defined a row vector times a column vector.

Of those, 2,298 had their refugee status recognized.

in the early years of the 4th century, likely AD 301.

In some instances, cases for which the Board had not started a formal hearing were later withdrawn once an informal resolution had been facilitated.

What do we need as the Saudi blogosphere to reach the media in an official and recognised way?

He was also the first Greek philosopher to admit women to his school as a rule.

But I think when you introduce it formally, it gets more confusing.

And initially, it was thought that they died of what's known informally as cot death, and more formally as Sudden Infant Death Syndrome.

As a result, the refugee camp of Hartisheikh in Ethiopia is now officially closed.

In Ukraine, the famine, which is known there as the Holodomor, is officially designated a genocide.

The device also unofficially supports CyanogenMod versions up to 12.0 (Android 5.0.1).

The Chairman drew attention to two surveys which had been distributed informally.

I was a fully fledged movie actor, but still searching for definition.

And, if only for its own security, the KRG is attempting to extend its power, formally or informally, into northern Syria.

His institute, the National Institute of Motor Therapy, officially opened in 1952.

This voluntary contribution by peers in the formal administration of justice needs to be recognized by the Organization.

Several national constitutions now formally recognize a right to a healthy and clean environment.

It was not formal but I think it is something that delegations want to consider.

Upon the instruction of my Government, I hereby solemnly state our position as follows.

Because leading up to World War I, in 1908, the Austro Hungarian Empire formally annexed Bosnia and Herzegovina.

And I demand that the government, according to its own law... legally, officially and permanently confirm the title to the Peralta land grant.

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It has often been said in the past, though perhaps more officiously than officially, that the main thrust behind the very elaborate space research programmes of many of the advanced nations is competition inspired by the cold war.

They began as informal gatherings, but are now developing into more structured language lessons.

Finland was declared an independent republic officially on December 6, 1917.

2 (a) above). OIOS investigators also provide informal advice to the specialized agencies.

To date, 12 political parties have been officially registered, and two of them are headed by women.

quot (i) The meetings shall be held in an informal mode but with appropriate conference services

Mr Berman, we haven't been formally introduced, but I'm Mag Wildwood from Wildwood, Arkansas.

The number of Chinese residing in Russia whether officially or clandestinely amounts to 300,000.

Before sleeping, Ghafari concluded his updates saying they will not stop their strike unless all these demands are fulfilled Employees strike will continue till the morning, till decisions are issued to grantee our rights officially.