Примеры использования Was technically на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Brad was technically a minor at the time.
Although it cooperated with SOTI, TRC was technically outside its authority.
The initial standard was technically equivalent to OpenType 1.4 specification, with appropriate language changes for ISO.
According to Keith Horne, one of the producersof the album"Shut'Em Down", this album was technically the forth studio album by Onyx.
I guess what I said was technically a… a variety of white lie.
They will no doubt press the fact that the pope's dispensation to allow you to marry the king was technically faulty and therefore invalid.
Your marriage was technically over when you were pronounced dead.
It was worth mentioning that some of the subject matter covered in this meeting was technically difficult and politically sensitive.
Well, even if that was technically realistic, it's over 20 years out of date.
In August 2014 NHTSA published a report arguing vehicle-to-vehicle technology was technically proven as ready for deployment.
The program in 1951 was technically so sweet that you could not argue about that.
The GM Financial Information Engine on Land Degradation(FIELD),developed since 1999, was technically updated in 2004.
They also considered that the adjustment was technically incorrect, as it mixed income and capital concepts.
The helicopter belonged to ASPAN Airline,Kazakhstan that crashed in the southeast of the country killing five people was technically good, the Airline said Thursday.
The V-2, however, was technically far more advanced than the most successful of the rockets designed and tested by Goddard.
Indira Varma and Rosabell Laurenti Sellers's last scene was technically difficult for the actresses, because they were shackled.
The Congress was technically, socio-economically oriented and the main goals were the analysis of the basic development tendencies.
And Lord, please look after these men because they were very sweet and they're also accomplices to probably what was technically a crime, but we're not gonna say anything.
Mr. Kretzmer's proposal was technically accurate, but it might lead to misunderstandings and undermine the substantive force of the statement.
According to the Dutch assessment, nitrogen oxides abatement would be much more costly andthe VOC emission reduction target was technically infeasible.
It was said that such a proposal was technically simple to implement and provided interoperability with regional systems.
A study carried out by an ECE Task Force led by Denmark concluded that its phase-out from petrol was technically and economically feasible within a certain time period.
It stated that while the 2011 election was technically well-administered, the absence of opposition candidates and of a vibrant political discourse resulted in a non-competitive environment.
It was suggested that the guide should better reflect the idea that the digital signature was technically invalid or inoperable if permanently disassociated from the message.
Drummond was technically a British subject, but in substance, a French subject, domiciled(at the time of seizure) in France, with all the marks and attributes of French character.
Upon examining the accounts, William discovered that his father's business was technically insolvent, and thus one of his first duties was to settle his father's debts.
The current methodology was technically questionable, politically unacceptable and financially unviable: it was the Committee's duty to review it and then to adopt the fairest possible scale of assessments.
While the Commission found that the methodology used in the test calculation was technically sound, the results of the exercise raised more questions than they answered.
With Amalric absent in Egypt, all three crusader states were now without their rulers, but Nur ad-Din did not want to attack Antioch itselffor fear of provoking a Byzantine response, as the Principality was technically an Imperial fief.
The Palestine pound was also declared a legal tender in the Transjordan Emirate, which was technically a part of the British Mandate, though having an autonomous local administration.