Sentence examples for technicalities and a from inspiring English sources

A1 Snags in Budget Deal The budget compromise worked out this week by Republican negotiators and the White House became snagged on technicalities, and a final Congressional vote was postponed until Monday.

But, as the pressure has eased, the union has become ensnared in technicalities and a fundamental argument about how much historic bank debt, if any, should be dumped on it—how much, in other words, Germans, Finns and Dutch should bear the burden of other people's mistakes.

There are technicalities and a lot of adjustments". One model can take up to six months to create to make consideration and compromises for a comfortably, liveable home.

Even if ill-intentioned, he would be hemmed in by a Congress with few friends on either side of the aisle, a judiciary disposed to be picky about legal technicalities, and an electorate ready to turn to other champions.

This is both a technicality and a metaphorical conceit.

Just one more thing, somewhere between a technicality and a point of personal privilege.

Some felt there was a whispering campaign in the corridors of power that they had been freed on a technicality and a "cloud of suspicion" remained.

During the first grand jury proceedings, a Bronx judge threw out the murder charges against Haste on a technicality, and a second grand jury declined to bring charges.

We know that Faith and Greer are destined for a falling-out, but when conflict does at last arise it is over a question of corporate negligence — a narrative technicality, and a sorely missed opportunity for the book to explore more revealing differences between a movement's standard-bearers and their protégés, who must embrace them to learn, and reject them to grow.

"They both admitted they didn't blow a whistle... It's a technicality and a rule.

They pointed to it, and to legal technicalities, and persuaded a state appeals court to overturn their client's conviction.