Mr. Slepnev said the Jackson-Vanik obstacle was "a technical question.
I almost think it is a technical question as to whether that mechanism is the Tory free school legislation, or our earlier academies legislation, or something else.
That's just the nature of these systems.That is a technical question.
On the one hand, this is a technical question, but on the other hand, it is important to be able to estimate the costs of such decisions reliably.
How to measure Social Security's replacement rate is a technical question with significant policy consequences.
In the single time a judge dissented from a ruling in which Judge Sotomayor participated, the dissent was over a technical question, not race discrimination.
It also involved no shortage of hidden internecine dangers, given that, in Russia's Putin-era autocracy, as Nikolay Petrov, the head of the Center for Political Geographic Research, put it to me, "the fight against corruption is less a technical question than a political one".
Getting to 70% renewable generation is not a technical question, but political one, says one exec.
And in time, critics like this year's Nobel Prize winner in economics, the Times columnist Paul Krugman, came to embrace Mr. Galbraith's view that rising income inequality (a point Mr. Galbraith hammered on in "The Great Crash") was not simply a technical question — as Mr. Krugman once argued — but rather was rooted in power and politics.
It strengthens their ability to argue that individuals should be able to manifest their religion at work without having to jump through the hoops of "proportionality" tests.But in the end, this is not merely a technical question.
