Sentence examples for which is nominally from inspiring English sources

Last year, the network, which is nominally devoted to music videos, commandeered Radio City Music Hall for its annual gala, which is nominally devoted to awards.

In her camp, this is Horst Seehofer, the boss of the CSU, which is nominally independent.

Malta has a board of film and stage classification which is nominally in charge of providing age restrictions.

The Brotherhood is represented in elections by its political wing, the Freedom and Justice Party (FJP), which is nominally independent.

Russia has reinforced its military presence there, which is nominally part of a UN-monitored peacekeeping effort.

Assad belongs to the Alawite minority, which is nominally part of Shia Islam, and who are considered heretics by Sunni extremists.

Hobbes was responding to an ongoing series of civil wars which were nominally wars of religion.

Vitale's actions were an indication of the growing independence of Venice, which was nominally subject to the Byzantine Empire.

From 350 to 221 bce Hunan formed the southernmost extension of the state of Chu, which was nominally ruled by the Zhou dynasty.

Russia occupied Moldavia and Walachia (which were nominally subject to the Ottoman Empire) in 1829 and the following year convened a boyar commission that wrote the new constitution.

The law, which was nominally designed "to restore confidence in government" by promoting "education and increased registration," required voters to show one of six forms of government-issued I.D. at the polls.