Many counties are, sensibly, ignoring this ruling, but it's apparent that some officials have both used this rule and other technicalities to reject applications as incomplete, and delayed notifying would-be voters of problems with their applications until it was too late.
For those showing disdain for the protections offered to criminal defendants, if indicted, what they formerly described as "technicalities" suddenly transform into essential "constitutional rights".
(The debut was pushed back twice as technicalities overwhelmed).
Most of the identified problems are best described as technicalities, not miscarriages of justice.
Since mortgage paperwork flaws became front-page news this fall, the banks caught in the glare have characterized the problems as technicalities that are easily remedied.
Even many of the private investors who own blocks of apartments say they support stringent screening, at least until they find tenants rejected for what they view as technicalities.
As technicalities of defect detection and classification of commercially developed surface inspection systems are not disclosed, a brief overview of image processing based commercially developed systems for surface defect detection of web material is presented here.
Though the settlement contained a contingency agreement that the board of the insurance company had to approve any deal, Mr. Coffey said the term was described by Andersen lawyers as a technicality, included to avoid scheduling a special meeting of the insurer's board.
Apple's counting on the fact that they don't need to understand the technicalities, as long as they feel how wrong Samsung is to have "purposefully" copied the iPhone.
As we will use as few technicalities as possible to get the gist of the view, we will not do complete justice to its sophistication and nuance.
