"They're going against an international law... They're doing it on a bureaucratic technicality, which is incredibly frustrating and just seems quite vindictive and I hope common sense will prevail".
Economics and finance are just technicalities in this argument, which is really between people and a cruelly unworkable version of capitalism.
The suits, which were eventually thrown out on technicalities by a federal judge, sought a more transparent system of notification, and the establishment of minority training programs.
There's drama that is in that but also there's a bigger reflection, which is as fascinating as the technicalities are of that court case.
The ruling, which was based on a legal technicality rather than biosafety concerns, has surprised advocates and opponents of the trial alike.
Pay more attention to emotional issues than the technicalities of breast feeding by communicating in a narrative style which is woman/family-centred and sitting with women through feeds to build confidence and self-efficacy.
But the technical difference does not relate to the technicalities of the Presentment Clause, which have been fully complied with; and the doctrine of unconstitutional delegation, which is at issue here, is pre-eminently not a doctrine of technicalities.
"I'm sure the company will say this is a technicality, but to describe an endangered species as a technicality and groundwater as a technicality is in line with Adani's environmental record around the world, which is appalling," said Geoff Cousins, president of the Australian Conservation Foundation.
But that election, which was open to all parents of Lafayette students, was nullified because of a technicality.
Again, this could begin before one enters into academia, by encouraging a fluid and accessible writing style and discouraging technicality which may be easier to write but more difficult to read.
