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David Cameron's talk of "ongoing discussion", and Merkel's remark that there had been no talk of "technicalities " hardly masked the fact that the chancellor is still unwilling to give the prime minister what he wants: treaty changes to repatriate powers to Britain, in exchange for the treaty changes Merkel needs to achieve fiscal union within the eurozone.
Other directors with whom Morricone collaborated had shown "different levels of understanding music", he said: "Some directors understand the technicalities … Others understand the emotional side".
The incidents involved regarded technicalities of policy and process and were corrected as soon as it was recognized.
The argument about pensions had become a dispute over technicalities - whether to finance the scheme through the insurance principle or pay the cost, year by year, out of current taxation.
We can choose to call them coalitions, alliances, pacts or confidence and supply arrangements, but semantics and technicalities to one side, it is looking increasingly likely that once all ballots have been counted, any feasible scenario would need to include multiple parties coming together.
"There could potentially be more [approvals overturned] based on technicalities.
We can call them coalitions, alliances, pacts, confidence and supply arrangements, but semantics and technicalities aside, it is looking increasingly the case that once all ballots will have been counted, the feasible scenarios will be between different combinations of parties – each with its own priorities, demands and ideas.
Seven of the committee's members are brokers, and the two non-brokers struggled with the report's technicalities.
More broadly, I think the point is that these kinds of nitpicking arguments about constitutional technicalities intended to deny rights to certain people are the wrong way to think about what the constitution is for.
Ten days later, the first conviction for genocide of a former head of state in his own country was quashed on flimsy technicalities.
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The primary grammatical function of "technicalities" is as a plural noun . It typically refers to minor or intricate details within a larger process, system, or set of rules. Ludwig AI confirms that this usage is correct and common.
Expression frequency: Very common
