Sentence examples for notionally available from inspiring English sources

The government's spending power figures represent the totality of funds available to councils, including business rates and NHS cash notionally available to local government social care services.

Not just the grant they receive from the government, but cash from other sources, for example the Better Care fund, which while held by the NHS is notionally available to ease pressure on council social care services.

There's nothing I enjoy more than being condescended to on Twitter, so I've filled my new film Fear Itself – notionally a journey through horror cinema, available now on BBC iPlayer – with movies that stretch the definition of horror to its limit.

The sanctions available under the Kyoto Protocol, for example, were notionally legally-binding but were simply not credible and failed to guarantee domestic implementation of commitments".

If a book or paper could be written either during the research time that universities still, just about, make available or during a period in which the scholar or scientist in question receives external funding for the notionally additional costs, academics are now obliged by their universities to opt for the latter.

I was sort of notionally a fan.

Notionally, the Qassam brigades answer to him.

It will only be notionally ajar.

Notionally, lineages are exclusive in their membership.

Notionally those of high rank had vast authoritarian powers.

"That's Peabody, notionally among the most economic.