So (purely notionally, on the back of an envelope), the 25 people who sit at Mail online desks each day, boosted to 45 or so for round-the-week working, might cost an average of £100,000 each all in: say £4.5m a year.
While it's not a problem if a sovereign nation bound by treaties and the Geneva Conventions possesses the capability of drone warfare, it is a problem if such a nation, so bound notionally, plays by its own rules and launches drone strikes when it pleases, as we are, and in countries -- Pakistan, Somalia, and Yemen -- with whom we are not formally at war.
The company is based in Warner Yard, one of the key hubs for London's so-called 'Tech City', notionally in the East of London but spreading like a virus all over the city.
He also has to steal and vandalise items such as AC units so that these can be notionally repaired and replaced at the taxpayers' expense.
Mr Qarase refused to resign and allow a notionally constitutional transition, so the commander took power by force.In this section Youthful enthusiasm A murderous minister From Kim to Kev Cloud coup-coup land Read our chests Typhoon Durian A sacrificial rapist?
Yahoo's strategy is all about increasing user engagement across the network, so creating the Y OS works notionally as an idea, since it creates the underlying platform which will help to link Yahoo's disparate services.
It's notionally erotic music — more so than Mr. Thicke's, whose sound is more complicated — but it rarely feels sweaty, because Mr. Hawthorne won't, or can't, commit.
Within the movie, the man pretending to be a woman is now pretending to be a different man, one whose notionally heterosexual libido is so deeply buried that even the strenuous efforts of Marilyn Monroe herself can barely awaken it.
The Egyptians are bombing parts of Libya because a group of Christian Egyptians had their heads chopped off by what might – notionally – be the same so-called Islamic State, as Isis refers to itself.
