formalisation

Noun

Meaning

the act of making formal (as by stating formal rules governing classes of expressions)

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In the US, as the Trump administration is scrambling to delay president-elect Joe Biden’s transition into office, various states are moving towards certifying their respective vote totals, which is the next step in the formalisation of Biden’s victory. Source: Internet

So, the country is yet to take the minimum wage to a level through strong trade unions, proper legislations and formalisation and documentation of workers.” Source: Internet

“It is a formalisation of what you already knew. Source: Internet

The bill, if signed into law by the President, would punish individuals who engage in same sex marriage with 14 years imprisonment and a ten- year jail term for individuals or groups involved in the formalisation of such relationships in the country. Source: Internet

The National Digital Property and Addressing System is one of the three initiatives government has outlined to complete the formalisation of the economy. Source: Internet

“What we expected was a formalisation of Pidgin,” said Uzoh Nwamara, chairman of a local authors’ organisation. Source: Internet

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