Sentence examples for technically decided from inspiring English sources

While the conversion was technically decided by the Directorate General of Foundations, the political decision was made by Deputy Prime Minister Bulent Arinc, local officials said.

In fact, Mr Jeffords has voted with Democrats over the years more often than any other Republican, so he should feel at home with them.He has, of course, technically decided to become an independent.

That evidence looks something like this: Although the nomination is technically decided by delegate counts, and somewhat less literally by the preferences of rank-and-file voters, ultimately the nominee is determined by a sort of open negotiation among the party elite, which includes elected officials, major donors and the partisan news media, among others.

This means that a group of Electors could technically decide to go rogue if they wanted, and cast their votes for another candidate than the one chosen by their people.

Acton noted that, under the new guidelines, the Trump administration could technically decide to respond to a cyberattack with nuclear weapons, a decision that could turn a smaller war into World War III.

Technically we decided to wait for Romania and try to attack the spaces.

He hopes communities many of them technically dry eventually decide that alcohol is too much of a threat to Inuit culture.

Technically, the court decided that the candidates' status should be determined after the election, in what could be the makings of another crisis.

I am, of course, a man — technically — and I decided to try to do it for no better reason than this: I thought, Well, why would you want to write a novel you know you can write?

In order to exclude the patients in whom cardiac ultrasound was not technically feasible, we decided to include 49 patients.

Although spices and herbs are technically included, I decided they deserve a separate post.