His lands were restored thereafter, on 2 September, Edward having notionally confiscated all the lands of the Scottish clergy earlier in the year pending homage.
There is also evidence, according to Pakistani and outside specialists, to suggest that some current and former Pakistani military and intelligence officers sympathize with the Islamist insurgents with whom they are notionally at war — all this taking place in a country that possesses between fifty and a hundred atomic bombs.
Kim Joo-il, a former army officer who escaped North Korea in 2005, estimates that the Pyongyang government typically takes 70% of the total salary of workers abroad, and that after all "fees", notionally for food and accommodation, have been paid, workers will be left with only 10% of their salary.
Gantz spoke of deepening a "partnership" with the ultra-Orthodox and also with non-Jewish citizens, including a new "civilian service for all," which would notionally give young Arab citizens a way to do national service.
Thousands of people demonstrated against the arrest of three Kosovars, all veterans of the notionally defunct Kosovo Liberation Army or its political offshoots.
Among those sparks was Ismael Miranda, one of the voices from the high period of the Fania All Stars — and therefore notionally representing the early '70s — who joined on "Ojos Chinos".
Or to put it another way, they want the government to give greater priority to affirming Article 18 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, to which virtually all countries in the world have notionally signed up.
The agreement has remained notionally in force despite the slide back to all-out conflict over the past two years.
All political action, even that of the notionally most powerful figures in a society, is constrained and may fail – just ask Kevin Rudd.
It is a far cry from 2008, when Mr Obama spent twice what John McCain did.The reversal is all the starker when you consider the notionally independent "outside groups" backing or attacking the candidates.
