Sentence examples for general technically from inspiring English sources

When McMaster came to the White House he decided not to retire from the Army, and stayed on active duty as a three-star general, technically outranked by Cabinet officials and Mattis, a retired four-star Marine general.

Because Article Six of the Constitution enshrines treaties as "the supreme law of the land", President Obama and his Attorney General, technically, have an obligation to uphold them and arrest alleged war criminals such as Rice and prosecute them in Federal Court.

Here we show that stabilization with PC is in general neither technically nor environmentally advisable.

The parties are supposed to use soft money for voter drives and other activities to build general support; technically, it cannot be spent directly to help candidates.

The men exchange looks, and Wood tries to suggest with a raised eyebrow that Courtney is on the right track, that the general is technically correct but that there is more to the story here.

Akira Nagatsuma, a DPJ politician who achieved fame this year for uncovering the pensions fiasco, says that his party's aim is to do all it can to bring down the government and force an early general election (technically none is due until 2009).

Lieutenant General Burgoyne technically outranked Major General Carleton, but Carleton was still the governor of Quebec.

Laparoscopic liver resection is in general more technically demanding than the open approach.

Assembly of fragmented DNA in general is technically difficult, but physical link information from fosmid end sequencing greatly aided mt genome assembly.

The introduction to the topic contains a general and technically well-founded criticism of methods relating to value assessment in medicine.

Though the secretary-general has technically not withdrawn his candidacy, his decision to "suspend" it amounts to the formal recognition by this intelligent, vain and imperious Egyptian diplomat that the United States will not be dissuaded from its determination to unseat him.