Sentence examples for technically received from inspiring English sources

Because they have technically received a loan that can be recalled, the money is not liable to income tax.

The justice ministry initially explained its decision to add Dynasty to the "foreign agents" list by saying the foundation was engaged in political activity and technically received money from abroad, as Zimin holds overseas accounts.

In an impromptu interview with HuffPost on Thursday during his visit to Bayard Middle School, a racially diverse polling station on Wilmington's west side, Carper repeated a defense he has deployed throughout the campaign: that he has not technically received corporate money because corporations must donate to federal candidates through PACs.

The acclaimed Shenyang-born pianist isn't nominated for a prize in 2014, and although Metallica have one nomination for best recording package, it's the artwork designers for their Through The Never soundtrack album who would technically receive the honour.

Open Collective itself is both a Delaware C-corp and a 501(c)6 non-profit, and it technically receives all money destined for any of the collectives hosted on its platform as their fiscal sponsor.

Well since we all technically "receive content" to our private emails, I guess that ends that debate though when your family members are also your coworkers in the White House, the idea that there is a firm line between private and government business seems fairly laughable.

Although he will serve up to 20 months, technically Mr. Smith received the maximum sentence of 10 years, Mr. Hagerty said.

Technically, women received the right to vote in the early 1960s, and everyone talks about Kabul in the 1970s, when women wore miniskirts and were the smartest ones in the medical schools.

Fifty years ago, Jews on the the Channel Island of Guernsey – not part of the UK, but still technically British soil – received a knock at the door from local police, who told them to pack their bags and forced them onto Nazi boats bound for France.

The children there produced art so distinctive and so technically sophisticated that it received considerable acclaim when it toured Europe in the 1950s.

Others, though, recall abominable experiences and compare the inhumanity of the old NHS with the compassionate, personalised and technically excellent care they received in recent times.