Sentence examples for technically necessary from inspiring English sources

Greece's existing aid programme from the IMF runs until early 2016, and the letter appears to have been a gesture of goodwill as a new request is not technically necessary.

"I did all that was humanly possible and technically necessary to preserve the lives of the passengers, but unfortunately my efforts weren't enough," Molina wrote in her letter, which was later released to the press.

It vows that Italian troops will be withdrawn from Iraq, but in accordance with a "technically necessary" timetable that guarantees "conditions of security"—a position little different from the government's.

(The approval of the UN Security Council was technically necessary for the cessation of the trusteeship, but politically motivated efforts by the Soviet Union to obstruct the decolonization process necessitated a unilateral U.S. termination of the trusteeship, which was approved by a majority vote of the Trusteeship Council of the UN).

While the subsidies are not technically necessary, it is likely that adoption of the biogas systems is less attributable to credit constraints and more attributable to the uncertainty surrounding the efficacy of the systems.

Although only a truck, a pump, and bolt cutters are technically necessary for the operation, some thieves go to great lengths to get the prize using crowbars, hammers and even blowtorches.

While this qualification into concept labels is technically not necessary, these labels help to visualise and communicate the pattern-based prediction to the cloud users.

It is not necessary, technically, to watch.

"It was probably not necessary technically to send them on.

In the reviewed literature, there was no data available to technically quantify the necessary chemicals and the frequency of refilling.

This might be because they are better supported technically or have necessary computer-related skills, which allow them to implement some gamification features, e.g. an electronic leaderboard.