The Kyoto Protocol was legally binding, yet Canada has grossly violated it without penalty; China, meanwhile, has technically adhered to the protocol, but only because it required nothing of Beijing.
My brother once thought he could beat the system by chugging two beers and doing two gigantic lines at 4 29 a.m. and, though technically that does adhere to the rules, it is considered bad sportsmanship and was heavily frowned upon.
Now, technically Texas does not adhere to the Common Core, but since their tests are written and administered by the same sadistic behemoth, Pearson, it's fair to draw some parallels.
Technically the sampling procedure adhered to the following scheme.
Markets technically discount all known information, adhering to the age-old saw "The market knows".
We are in agreement with the NCCN guidelines for the treatment of uterine cancer recommending a complete pelvic and paraaortic lymphadenectomy (unless technically unfeasible or medically contraindicated), adhering to the ACOG surgical policy (ACOG, 2005).
Jerry Jones, the Dallas Cowboys' owner, said: "I don't know technically that much about it, but we'll adhere to what the league wants to do leaguewide.
But Blip.fm, isn't technically a Internet radio service, so it doesn't have to adhere to such rules.
Now that we don't need to adhere to a fixed form or design and presentation aesthetics, technically there's nothing holding us back from carrying the torch forward.
Only the last two are still technically broadsheets, in terms of their page size, but the term has adhered to anything that lays claim to higher ground.
