Sentence examples for not technically considered from inspiring English sources

But the problem remains, for both collective and individual self-defence, that Isis is not technically considered a state.

They're also not technically considered "pets," but rather animals meant to provide support to people who have a diagnosed emotional or mental condition.

Downloaded tracks are not technically considered sales, since the music serves as part of the game, but record companies and performers will still collect money according to how well they sell.

While they are not technically considered caretakers — they can't clip fingernails, but they can file them — they are a crucial element to the survival of inmates who can no longer live on their own.

In two awards for outstanding production and performer, the qualifying definition is a disturbing mouthful: "Of a work not technically considered dance but happening in and influencing dance in New York".

In other examples Eleanor Bauer's "Big Girls Do Big Things" and Emily Johnson's "Thank-you Bar" — each nominated under the "not technically considered dance" category for outstanding production — are pieces that define the dance of today: intimate, sometimes installationlike worlds that are driven by a deceptively casual combination of movement and sensation.

As a consequence, the Department of Veterans Affairs does not technically consider Mr. Bunn a veteran and has denied him permanent heath care, disability pay and job training intended to ease his return to civilian life.

Since cash advances aren't technically considered loans, the firms putting up the financing aren't bound by the same regulations on interest rates that traditional lenders are.

More than 900,000 people in Michigan who aren't technically considered poor fit the ALICE definition.

If a mean or aggressive behavior like hitting or name calling happens once, it isn't technically considered bullying.

The Fed pressures Congress on behalf of big banks all the time, even though the law doesn't technically consider this advocacy to be lobbying.