Sentence examples for could be nominally from inspiring English sources
She would have to pay some level of rent and could be nominally fined if she's caught smoking in her bedroom (similar to the way hotels fine people for smoking in nonsmoking rooms).
Settling on Scioli was something of a defeat for Kirchner, because he was the only candidate who could be both nominally loyal to her and win an election.
Some fighters have expressed concern that there could be conflict between battalions that are nominally loyal to the Western-backed Free Syrian Army and battalions that fight under the banner of Islamist groups like the Nusra Front.
Many of the pieces could be considered "clothing" only nominally, since they were cut from nearly anything but cloth.
The board did not disclose the plan to investors because SEC rules allow companies to pay for certain moving expenses and this program, at least nominally, could be used by all salaried employees and did not represent a special benefit to just a chosen few executives, the filing said.
With semi-automated implementation protocols DiCE could be applied to all nominally significant GWAS findings to detect possible false negative conclusions in this larger group.
Transmission electron microscopy showed that CNTs could be coated with metal oxide layers that were nominally complete and uniform.
It could be argued that the opener, nominally by Marcel Duchamp, was actually Mr. Kotik's work as well.
Nominally "Vanished" could be considered a police procedural because it features a brusque, embittered F.B.I. investigator, Graham Kelton Gale Haroldd), who uses the latest advances in fingerprint analysis and is teamed with a more tactful, by-the-book female partner, Lin Mei (Ming-Na from "E.R".).
So while competitors are nominally using the same index, their performance could be very different.
Permission of the patient was nominally required, but permission of the nearest relative could be substituted in cases where the board considered the patient not mentally competent.
