Sentence examples for technically official from inspiring English sources

Phones are only installed for high-ranking officials, and are thus technically official rather than private.

But officials at the committee said that it became clear — if not technically official — that Mr. Romney would be the nominee after he swept five large primaries Tuesday night.

Technically, officials had a choice: they could either raise taxes for foreigners, or cut them for locals, providing everyone ended up being treated the same way.

Technically, officials at Mercedes-Benz note, because the showroom is not designated a historic landmark, anything could have been done to the space.

Maybe Paulites are more likely to come out on a rainy day when there is, technically, no official business, and that distorted the picture, but they were remarkably easy to see and find, while Romney fans — as opposed to Romney delegates — were not.

Of course, that feature's still not technically even official, and the phone is still among the best options for Android devices out there.

Technically, the officials ruled that Harbaugh and Singleton had simultaneous possession, and the tie went to the offensive player.

First of all, Scavino is technically a White House official.

And if Rosenstein disappeared, that responsibility would fall to the next official technically in line: Solicitor General Noel Francisco.

Though it technically had no official role in the management of military conflict, the senate ultimately was the force that oversaw such affairs.

The program was stopped in recent weeks technically because U.N. officials had to leave the country and therefore could not determine where the food, medicine and other aid were going.