Lejewski reported that he once mocked a Warsaw Professor of Classics for wearing sunglasses (then rather rare): "Is the world too dazzling for him?" He was equably resigned to his lectures being sparsely attended because of their extreme technicality.
Collegiate athletes are denied the legal protection afforded by our government to form a union by a technicality – their unjust classification as "student athletes".
The group, including FPL's current chairman and chief executive, Lewis Hay, and his predecessor, James L. Broadhead, wanted to keep the money on a technicality: their contracts said shareholder approval of a deal like the one proposed with Entergy constituted a "change of control".
Susser counsels people to focus on the technicality of their sport by zeroing in on their strides, or to play games, such as coming up with an animal for every letter of the alphabet.
Machine Head increased the complexity and technicality in their sound for the next album, The Blackening, which partially changes the sound of their first 5 albums in favor of a more classic heavy metal and thrash metal oriented sound, with fully complex song structures and guitar riffs.
They could plead that the change is just a technicality, but their lenders may turn a deaf ear.
The officers, Thomas Wiese and Thomas Bruder, were convicted of obstruction of justice in federal court in Brooklyn in 2000, but an appeals court in February overturned their convictions on a technicality.
If military personnel being deprived of their votes over "some technicality" is wrong, isn't having your ballot thrown out in Palm Beach County because you mistakenly voted twice wrong as well?
The tenancy deposit protection scheme has given peace of mind to renters worried about losing their deposit on a technicality.
"They escaped on a technicality and their behavior warrants closer scrutiny".
