Sentence examples for technically separate from inspiring English sources

While Invest in Africa and Tullow are technically separate entities, the name on Sunderland's shirt is exclusively financed by the oil company.

The camps will be built in Pakistan's so-called tribal areas, which by reputation are something like America's lawless Wild West -- and while technically separate from the country's four provinces, are definitely part of the nation.

A decade ago, however, wealthy Democrats and Republicans began circumventing limits on direct campaign contributions by making enormous donations to political groups that were technically separate from campaigns but effectively served as their proxies, often by funding negative ads.

The stations here compete for viewers, but they cooperate in gathering the news — maintaining technically separate ownership, but sharing office space, news video and even the scripts written for their nightly news anchors.

"We didn't do a good job of getting the students prepared for the kind of work they'd be doing on the West Coast," conceded Ronald C. McCurdy, a trumpeter who last fall became director of the Monk Institute, which is technically separate from the university's highly rated music school.

If you cross the Julia Tuttle Causeway that connects Miami Beach to Miami proper (they are, by the way, technically separate cities), you do not have to proceed too far west and north to enter Little Haiti.

However, since this spring CBP agents have been stationed in the middle of the Paso de Norte and other bridges, at the international line that technically separates the U.S. and Mexico, essentially blocking anyone without documentation from reaching the port of entry.

The New York Republican presidential primary is technically 31 separate contests, with three delegates fielded by each candidate in each district.

Although considered a part of Amazonia by the Brazilian government and in popular usage, it is technically a separate system.

Schedule D can be demanding for active traders, especially those who have bought blocks of the same security at different times or have stocks or mutual funds on which dividends have been reinvested; each reinvestment is technically a separate purchase.

Although the Tocantins-Araguaia system is popularly regarded as a tributary of the Amazon, it is technically a separate system, with a drainage basin of more than 300,000 square miles (800,000 square kilometres).