Sentence examples for technically closed from inspiring English sources

"The court informed us that they were technically closed," a spokesman for Mrs. Clinton, Philippe Reines, said.

Although the FTC is technically "closed" during the shutdown, a small number of its attorneys have been exempted from furlough to perform critical functions, including time-sensitive investigations and ongoing litigation.

Google did £3.2bn of business with UK advertisers and media buyers last year but told HMRC these transactions were technically "closed" in Ireland, and therefore not liable for UK tax.

Ironically, the program will continue even if the federal government is technically closed for business.

The NCAA's case against Newton is not technically closed, but Auburn fans are all smiles now while hoping this title sticks.

Like all national parks, the World War II Memorial is technically closed, since the federal government has been shut down and many National Park Service employees have been furloughed.

Lawyers for Belhaj maintain that the DPP's procedures are part of an exclusively criminal matter and therefore cannot be examined in secret under what is technically termed a "closed material procedure".

His resulting shot along the closed, six-lane span technically carried from Europe into Asia.

The closed wedge osteotomy is technically difficult and the degree of correction achieved may be unpredictable.

There is one anomaly, though: Masa Takayama's now-closed Tetsu Basement is technically one of the city's two-star restaurant additions.

After the missed deadlines, technically illegal procurement plans, the shouting behind closed doors and the last-minute changes in state law, a new danger loomed.