Sentence examples for crucial technicalities from inspiring English sources
The coalition, which includes a full-time lobbyist, has taken up both technological visions and the sometimes numbing but financially crucial technicalities of contracts, licensing and royalties.
THE military system erected by the Bush administration to try suspected foreign terrorists (which was brought to a halt on Monday by a crucial legal technicality) is "a farce" says Clive Stafford Smith, a lawyer who has represented 35 Guantánamo prisoners and knows the interstices of the system better than most.
History of Burlesque is just as important as the technicalities.
That is partly because the technicalities are complex; and partly because policy makers fear that if they come down too hard on such a crucial industry, their economies will be driven even deeper into recession.
They are not technicalities!
Technicalities be damned.
Technicalities abound, says Bitton.
Voters cannot be sold technicalities.
There are so many technicalities.
Only the referee understands the technicalities.
