Sentence examples for nominally end from inspiring English sources

By the end of this year, the United States will remove more than 23,000 troops from Afghanistan, beginning a protracted drawdown to at least nominally end more than a decade of overseas wars that have killed nearly 7,000 US service members and left thousands more wounded, disabled, and traumatized.

That practice nominally ended as the government yielded control over many industries to private companies, mostly in the early 1990s, and allowed market forces to dictate which companies survived and failed.

And in Côte d’Ivoire, a 2002 uprising nominally ended in 2003, but the north of the country remains under the control of armed rebels.

This war was nominally ended by the Treaty of Camp.

The country has also been wracked by a decade-long conflict that nominally ended in 2006, but the country remains fragile politically.

The Fund's short lifespan of only 7 years nominally ended in November 2008, though Sherwin had arranged for a two-year extension period to wind down some investments such as Disa Vascular in a more measured way.

While the peace jirga is nominally about ending the fighting between the government and antigovernment forces, which include a variety of insurgent groups, it is equally about how power would be shared.

SpaceX issued a brief statement Monday noting that things had gone "nominally" on their end, but didn't elaborate further.

Ms Suu Kyi's presence will add star power and significance to upcoming by-elections that will be held nearly one year after nominally democratic elections ended a half century of military rule.

One big reason why so many superstitions hold such sway in 21st-century Myanmar is the more than five decades of repressive military rule that only ended (nominally at least) in 2016.

Though nominally democratic since the end of military rule in 1999, Nigeria has yet to hold a presidential election free of ballot-rigging, voter intimidation and other decidedly undemocratic practices.