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Verb(1) (2) make formal or official(3) declare or make legally valid

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(1) An even halfway adept filmmaker would interpret and shape such footage, formalize and comment upon it.(2) For this group within the Bank, RLS could help to authorize and formalize their own methods and strategies.(3) Hence, the third proposal: Take records seriously and implement certification systems to formalize them, taking special notice of the promises you must make to succeed.(4) we became able to formalize our thoughts(5) we became able to formalize our thoughts(6) But I think for that reason, as they both get older, they will want to formalize their marriage.(7) Mechanisms for formalizing occupation rights were specified in twentieth century legal codes and the 1967 constitution, which recognized the right of every citizen to a plot of land.(8) It would have been helpful if the patient had formalized those wishes by signing an advance directive.(9) A letter of understanding dated 27th October 1998 was signed between the company and a third party and on 19th October 1999 a deed of assignment was signed to formalise this letter of understanding.(10) Subsequent disputes over the formalization of the settlement agreement may be resolved by common sense within the framework of the settlement or by application to the Court.(11) The deal, which was signed last Friday, formalized the four parties' plan to form a strategic alliance that they entered into under a memorandum of understanding last October.(12) Morton agrees that parents should formalise arrangements with a solicitor.(13) The formalisation of the agreement is a reflection of the quality of the service provided by TCM for our viewers.(14) Approving these minutes formalizes the business of these on-site and telephone meetings.(15) This can grow into a serious authorship dispute, especially if the authorship issues are not formalized before submission.(16) My understanding was that the signing of the wording would be nothing more than the formalisation of the agreement that had been reached.