Sentence examples for technicality of a from inspiring English sources

At the time, Ireland was in the grip of a paedophile panic, after a change in the country's statutory rape laws resulted in the release on a technicality of a convicted child abuser.

27 The Court's holding today will probably give great aid and comfort to many earnest people who sincerely believe that this provision of the Fifth Amendment against the use of government-induced confessions is an unworthy barnacle on the law, a sixteenth century strait jacket, which should be removed as an outworn technicality of a bygone age.

When legislation is passed by both the U.S. Senate and the House of Representatives and signed into law by the President, Senators have blocked recess appointments of unobjectionable nominees in the past, preventing their appointment, though the technicality of a "pro-forma session" (aka the "non-recess recess").

Set in black ink on pink paper in the Companies and Markets section of the FT, these are no more than the technicalities of a company buyout.

For several weeks, there has been uncertainty about the technicalities of a large-scale rescue plan, worth a total of 750 billion euros, or $896 billion, announced on May 10 as the crisis over sovereign debt gathered pace.

Asked to explain how many staff had been trained specifically in the skills of negotiation, as opposed to the technicalities of a trade deal, the committee was told "over 30" had attended a session specifically on negotiation skills.

"The current talks are quite useful from the point of view of negotiating the technicalities of a cease-fire, but not so useful in terms of the wider political issues," the diplomat said.

I suggested to Thomas that it would be difficult for the judges to advise ministers on the technicalities of a bill designed to limit their powers and whose aims they did not share.

If, when her momentary panic subsides, she really does want more transparency, you would have no grounds to deny her that — not by arguing the technicalities of a bygone agreement and certainly not by lying, which was never part of the bargain.

"The technicalities of a watch usually trump aesthetics in the eyes of collectors," says Ronald R. Jackson, president and chief executive of Girard-Perregaux North America.

Pain points for "C" level executives / board room: Executives do not always understand the technicalities of a DDOS attack, PCAP, ML or east-west traffic.