Sentence examples for another technicality from inspiring English sources
That is, at best, a technicality.As for Mr Graves, the holdup in his case rests on another technicality: the state comptroller's office, which controls the money, noted that Mr Graves had not actually been declared innocent.
After winning 3-0 in the home leg of their first-round tie against Leeds, Stuttgart lost 4-1 at Elland Road but progressed by dint of Andreas Buck's away goal … at least they would have if they had not fallen foul of another technicality when they introduced Yugoslav midfielder Jovo Simanic in the 82nd minute.
Another technicality in terms of contacting companies is that we were able to obtain American and/or European prices from some companies, but not global prices.
Labour leadership candidate Owen Smith described the technicality as "another Tory con – help-to-buy ISAs don't help to buy.
He cited budget implications, "when we have major budget problems already;" the drawbacks of favoring one region of the world over another, and technicalities in which a writeoff for one country automatically improves the status of debt held by others.
— One contender fell victim to a rules technicality, another was done in by a poor decision.
But even if the prosecutor ignored this "technicality," another deeper consideration should prevent him from inquiring further.
The tenants refused to leave, and the owners spent years in court arguing one technicality after another — not an unusual course of events, Mr. Ricci said.
All that the Kerry people were proposing to do, really, was to use one arbitrary technicality to correct another arbitrary technicality — a technicality that, uncorrected, creates a gross and obvious unfairness.
"Even if the arbitration panel cleared him (by early August no ruling had been made), he felt sure it would be interpreted as a fluke, another cheater let off on a technicality.
Moreover, going into more technicalities, another reason to opt for subjective measures is that profitability numbers not always disclose the real health of the company (Kanagasabai 2008).
