This will, notionally, break new ground, but prepare to be underwhelmed.
If Montenegro flies the nest and Yugoslavia ceases, even notionally, to exist, there will be even less to stop Kosovo's Albanian majority from declaring total independence.
It will only be notionally ajar.
Although the notionally independent free zone authority will regulate Saadiyat under a clear and exhaustive set of rules, it has yet to prove itself.At least until Saadiyat takes off, foreigners will prefer to live in Dubai.
As the astronaut drifts in lunar orbit, he feels himself notionally grounded — tethered, if you will — to Earth, so many thousands of miles away, the planet "boiling in clouds," its countries "smudged together under that lace of white," its cities "connected by roads, connected by wires".
But neither side had scored and on a boxing-style score card, I was inclined to see that as a "10-9" lead for the Galaxy, who'd perhaps faced the notionally harder task in dealing with the RSL runners as Kyle Beckerman and Javier Morales used the wind to extend the workable space behind the LA defence.
Although school funding is notionally protected, greater wage costs mean schools will see their budgets eroded by about 8% in real terms over the next few years.
Notionally, one may then expect that the same effect will be present in all experiments although stochastic factors will impact on the results one obtains in practice.
Ministers will argue that £130m has been notionally identified for local welfare within councils' general funding for 2015-16.
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.
