Sentence examples for technically comply from inspiring English sources

As for the extraordinary session called for Thursday, Mr. Bruno said that the Senate might not do anything at all besides bang the gavel to technically comply with the governor's call by opening and closing the session.

Such moves technically comply with the code of conduct, but the EU is watching them warily.The EU's savings directive, designed to squash tax evasion by individuals within Europe, took effect in 2005 after a decade of wrangling, but has proved something of a flop.

"The important thing for the electoral college is to ensure that he technically complies with the constitution," Painter told the Observer.

But, he added, "the fact that Lehman's accounting for the Repo 105 transactions technically complied" with the rule "does not mean that Lehman's financial statements complied with GAAP".

A diplomat might say that the Japanese whaling fleet is technically complying with the rules of the I.W.C., and that to stop it one must first upset the status quo that permits the fleet to hunt whales.

The union at American Airlines complained to the Federal Aviation Administration a month ago that pilots on a flight from Dallas to Honolulu were sent on an unsafe route to try to keep the flight under eight hours, avoiding a requirement for a third pilot, but the agency ruled last week that the airline was technically complying with the existing limits.

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He unveiled Reliance, which technically complied with the 90-foot rule, though her true length was closer to 200 feet after taking into account a 108-foot-long main boom and spindly bowsprit to carry more sail.

Technically complying with the corporate money ban, several large corporations contributed free-of-charge goods and services to the account funding the Democratic National Convention.

Now, in legislation the Obama administration plans to introduce next year, officials want Congress to require all services that enable communications — including encrypted e-mail systems like BlackBerry, social networking Web sites like Facebook and software that allows direct "peer to peer" messaging like Skype — to be technically able to comply if served with a wiretap order.

In the cease-fire resolution that ended the 1991 war in the Persian Gulf, the sanctions were linked to the destruction of all prohibited nuclear, biological, chemical and missile programs, and Iraq is still at least technically required to comply with that.