Finally, at least one state Supreme Court has held that awarding support from the very same income that was used to calculate a business value for property distribution is not, technically speaking, an exercise in double dipping. (See for yourself: Steneken vs. Steneken).
This is technically a ballistic exercise, but the end result is the same.
Whether it's the public or the private sector that handles this morally compromised, wholly unjustifiable, technically unsustainable data-gathering exercise hardly matters, despite the protestations of some sectors of the IT and communications industry.
Technically, it is an exercise in cooperation; practically, it mended Romania's ailing infrastructure, with engineers building a new parking area at the airport capable of handling heavy refueling aircraft and widening runway aprons.
Note that this technically means that the exercise is not "plyometric".
They remain technically at war, and recent military exercises by the United States and South Korea around the Korean Peninsula have enraged the North.
I haven't done any exercise in two years but – technically – I'm ready.
The dispersion of results is noteworthy; the exercise allowed to sort-out technically eligible candidates for the application.
Some might argue Kushner's clearance is that scandal, but this is technically a power that a president can exercise at will.
"London's status, and that of its architecture, continues to exercise the unelected, unaccountable, and technically powerless folk at UNESCO," he wrote, "who continue their campaign of trying to turn central London into a freeze-framed, development-free zone".
