Sentence examples for technically government from inspiring English sources

But the carefully made preparations were thrown into havoc by government officials who cracked down on the animal nuptials, because monkeys are technically government property.

On February 26, the U.S. Supreme Court in a 9-0 ruling, held that anti-nuclear activist John Denis Apel could be prosecuted for staging a protest on a public road at an Air Force base, free speech claims notwithstanding, because the public road is technically government property.

Even though the United States Constitution only applies to branches of the Federal government, everyone except for you and other edgy people are technically government puppets anyways.

But the more important repercussion has to do with sovereign risk.Dubai World's debt was not technically government-backed, but it was widely regarded as such by investors, who drew scant distinction between the Dubai government and a company it wholly owned.

Technically, governments.

If so, they at least technically become "government employees" even if their check doesn't specifically come from the government.

It technically holds government bonds, but – as a way of disguising the size of the federal deficit – the government doesn't count those bonds as debt.

"This is technically U.S. government property.

The airwaves, which carry transmissions, are technically United States government property.

The primary surplus means that, technically, Greek government revenues now exceed expenditure.

This village is technically under government control, with an army camp just feet from its edge.