The Diet s role was merely pro forma.

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That position is reflected in our domestic legislation, which prohibits both forms of cloning.

In relation to follow up to both forms of communication, the anonymity of the sources must be protected.

Withdrawal must not be seen as a practical formality that was without consequences.

The written form requirement is for many a formality that is no longer justified.

This is quite common in Queensland in both the form of tourist parks and over 50's estates.

5.4 The author argues that in any event the appointment of a process agent is a mere formality.

The literal application of the New York Convention and the MAL may, because of a formality, frustrate the legitimate expectations of the parties.

First, coordination among agencies is almost non existent the said Council is more a formality than a coordinating mechanism.

This view is based on the fact that the authors themselves and the addressees have not been unanimous in considering them to be legally binding declarations.

Finally, he stressed that corporations' duty to obey the law in this field was not merely a duty of form but a duty of substance.

But will this December s vote be a mere formality? Experience teaches us to be prudent.

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Parliamentarism has evolved since 1884 and entails that the cabinet must not have the parliament against it, and that the appointment by the King is a formality.

That is no mere formulaic statement we need to give the Special Envoy the necessary time to carry out this work without being locked into an artificial timetable.

But will this December s vote be a mere formality? Experience teaches us to be prudent.

British Prime Minister Tony Blair had said for a long time that the Treaty was a mere tidying up exercise and therefore not to be taken too seriously.

Informing the wider United Nations membership about the work of the Council, it was pointed out, should be viewed as an obligation, rather than as a mere formality, especially when the Council considered matters affecting all Member States.