Sentence examples for technically given from inspiring English sources

Even if consent had been technically given, in such a stressful situation, we have concerns about how meaningful that consent could be.

(For instance, the Producers Guild Awards are technically given out to the producers of a film rather than the film itself, but they nevertheless serve as useful Best Picture precursors).

While they aren't technically given cash for this, the money is now automatically put into accounts for Lyft, Uber, Airbnb or now Amazon — effectively a digital gift card.

Interestingly, Verizon is not auto-enrolling all users in the rewards/data-sharing program — so is evidently taking things a little more cautiously than it could technically, given the current lack of a robust regulatory framework covering U.S. ISP privacy.

Relationships between determinants and place of death were expressed using odds ratios with 95% confidence intervals (incidence density ratios technically, given the case control study design [ 8, 9]).

Successful tests on the missile system, which has a range of about 435 miles and technically gives Pakistan a seaborne nuclear strike capability, began in 2005.

She knew that Schimanski had a D.U.I. arrest that technically gave ICE cause to detain her, but the timing was surprising.

The program was unusual in many ways: Mr. Bloomberg technically gave the money as an anonymous donor, but it was an open secret that it came from him; each year the Carnegie Corporation published a list of the donations and recipients, and the mayor's press office alerted reporters to its release.

Although the charter of 1629 technically gave the General Court the power to decide on all matters affecting the colony, the members of the ruling elite initially refused to allow the freemen in the General Court to take part in the lawmaking process on the grounds that their numbers would render the court inefficient.

By signing up for these services, we technically give consent to be treated like guinea pigs.

While technically giving the traveller more work, the automated procedure gives frequent fliers a chance to avoid becoming mired in queues behind inexperienced travellers while checking luggage.