Sentence examples for has nominally been from inspiring English sources
For now, any investigation into Interfaith's role falls to the Commission on the Quality of Care, a small state agency that has nominally been the watchdog over much larger state agencies that care for mentally ill and developmentally disabled people.
He has pandered to rather than confronted those anti-EU prejudices.s Labour has nominally been pro-EU but since 2005 no Labour leader has gone out to make a convincing case for European integration.
Among the areas that the ACLU is keeping a close eye on are arrests of so-called Dreamers, young undocumented immigrants brought to the US as children to whom President Obama afforded legal protection under the Daca program that has nominally been left in place by Trump.
Millen had nominally been Pardew's defensive coach, charged with analysing players' roles when repelling corners or free‑kicks.
While they have nominally been incorporated into the country's National Guard, their leaders operate "according to their own plan", says Mr Tymchuk.The patriotic popular mood the volunteers exemplify puts Mr Poroshenko in a tight spot.
The S.E.C., which had nominally regulated money market funds, was entirely circumvented, and the Gold Reserve Act had never been used to bail out a domestic financial intermediary before.
The Nonconformist (non-Anglican Protestant) churches have nominally fewer members, but there is probably greater dedication among them, as with the Roman Catholic church.
He also mentioned former Taliban commanders who have nominally joined the government but are suspected of secretly still helping their old comrades.
Not only has Pearl been nominally freed, even though she doesn't yet feel so free, she ultimately chooses to pass for white, even though she still considers herself black.
Though the top marginal corporate tax rate nominally is 35percentt, studies have found that the effective average corporate tax rate is closer to 25percentt after tax breaks.
The Exxon subpoena may nominally have been about misled investors, but it was really about then-Attorney General Eric Schneiderman acting as a champion in the fight against global warming, a point upon which I elaborate in my column of two years ago.
