It is worth asking whether this is a price worth paying for a purely nominal increase in British sovereignty".
The alliance was a purely nominal one, however, with P&S retaining its independence both financially and educationally.
When, in April 1942, the Germans forced Pétain to take Laval back as premier, he himself withdrew into a purely nominal role.
Instead of calling for return to individual national currencies, to drachmas and lire and Austrian schillings, he has suggested that each country could have its own euro, a purely nominal difference.
In the first case, a thing is considered in its purely nominal conception, to which a reality, outside a purely mental one, need not correspond (reor is here synonymous with opinor — to imagine, to suppose).
It's just nice to be popular for once".Last week, the Tories announced that they would scrap the government's plans to raise university tuition fees in 2006 from their current, purely nominal, £1,100 a year to a maximum of £3,000, and make up the £700m or so forgone from fees by dropping the government's target of getting 50% into a university.
Type of hospital for delivery Type of hospital for delivery is coded into (I) Government Hospital, which is purely government, (II) a Government-aided hospital, which is government hospital, but charges a nominal fee, and (iii) a Private maternity hospital.
These are verified with a nominal transaction.
Add a nominal amount of kosher salt.
Legislators are paid only a nominal sum.
The musicians receive a nominal fee.
