Sentence examples for a technicality of from inspiring English sources

(Because of a technicality of his recent divorce, Adams could not remarry in New York.

The Immigration Agency seems to be applying a technicality of the Thulambos' use of Malawian documentation.

And they are now more supportive than ever of exploiting a technicality of Senate rules that would allow them to make changes with a simple majority of 51 votes.

At the time, Ireland was in the grip of a paedophile panic, after a change in the country's statutory rape laws resulted in the release on a technicality of a convicted child abuser.

On literal, not figurative, arseholes: "I knew my digestive system ended at a certain point, and I was willing to accept as a technicality of physical life that I possessed an anus, or I would have exploded long ago.

Pinise Saul recalled how bored white cops would stop her on the streets using a technicality of the pass laws, just to ask if she knew the South African singer Miriam Makeba.

But, yesterday, his not guilty plea to one count of making a false statement was a technicality, part of an unusual deal that is expected to lead to the dismissal of all charges against him.

Economists point out that this is largely a technicality because of the way its banking system operates.

Nevertheless, in 2008 USFWS deemed listing unwarranted on a technicality (none of these wolverines constituted a distinct population, as defined by the ESA).

The cases reveal a contractual technicality of little concern a decade ago that is now significant with the growth of digital music.

Less than a generation ago, fonts were for the specialist, an esoteric pursuit, what Stanley Morison, the English typographer who helped create Times New Roman in the 1930s, called "a minor technicality of civilized life".