Examples of using Technically correct in English and their translations into Arabic
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I ain't sure that's technically correct.
It is technically correct, but very unspecific.
Ellie said you went to Stanford.- Yes, that's technically correct.
Well, that is technically correct, Alex.
Technically correct, but I will allow it as part of his expert opinion testimony.
Let's see together how tolearn how to make a stomach vacuum technically correct.
However, the technically correct terms to use are" Colt M-4" and" Glock 17".
The more so because it is asequence of execution is considered to be technically correct.
It's not technically correct, but I do enjoy hearing you say things you're doing, Bob.
The conclusions reached by the Commission in that regard were technically correct. .
Although that is technically correct, what I want to do is clarify that comment a little bit in this video.
In the view of the Special Rapporteur,the current formulation is scientifically and technically correct and also legally precise.
These elements must not only be technically correct but also of a nature to contribute to the process of innovation in public management generally.
Had the comparison been based on equivalent grades using the equal weighting method,a procedure that is technically correct, the result would have been a margin of 111.2.
He was not sure that it was even technically correct to include such treaties, and if they were to be included, yet another" without prejudice" clause would be necessary.
Notably, the efforts of donors to encourage the deposit of Government revenues in theCentral Bank proved served a flawed, if technically correct, objective.
They might do something which isn't technically correct, maybe it's not legally correct, but they're doing it for purposes, that in their minds at least are ethical.
But my weight is not 70 kilograms you often tell, here people say" I weigh 70 kilograms", and that's all right in just conversational usage butthat is not technically correct.
Since the prohibition of propaganda was a freedom of expression issue,it would not be technically correct for the Committee to state that the relationship between articles 19 and 20 concerned only paragraph 2 of article 20.
Of course physical insight does not always lead to immediately rigorous mathematical proofs butit frequently leads one in the right direction, and technically correct proofs can then hopefully be found.
The draft revisions aim at making the monitoring and verification system technically correct and unambiguous so that all parties(Iraq, the Commission and supplier States) can implement their rights and obligations in an effective manner.
It has become common practice, however, to refer to all such substances simply as" precursors";although that term is not technically correct, it is used in this text for the sake of brevity.
In addition to that technically correct reason, it was possible that the Commission had taken into account the argument that drug-related crimes were not sufficiently defined in the Convention for it to be regarded as treaty law under the jurisdiction of the Court.
The Russian delegation had always been ready toconsider proposals for salary increases which were technically correct or prompted by problems of the competitiveness of the United Nations system as an employer.
Although this terminology may be technically correct, since the strongholds were established within the boundaries of an existing master plan for each settlement, the boundaries are nevertheless quite elastic and the satellites distant from the mother settlement.
Moreover, such discrepancies pose a litigation risk when, based on performance appraisals, managers claim that they took the right decision but based on a wrong record,or they short-change the Organization when a wrong decision is technically correct because it is based on the record.
Description Jasmine oil is anabsolute extraction from the flower of the plant To be technically correct jasmine is an essence not an essential oil but it is labeled sometimes as Jasmine essential oil The health benefits of jasmine essential oil can.
At the same meeting also, the Secretary brought the attention of the Special Committee to a technical correction in operative paragraph 2 of the draft resolution by which the words" to empower" would be replaced by the word" through" and the words" actively engage and seek new and innovative ways" would be inserted before the words" disseminate material" on the last line of that paragraph.The Committee adopted the draft resolution A/AC.109/2009/L.5, as technically corrected, without a vote.
While confirming that the secretariat 's use of Washington as the place of comparison was technically correct in terms of the established methodology, the Commission considered that Paris would also be a useful basis for comparison(given that OECD had very few staff in Washington).
Mr. Saha(Chairman of the Advisory Committee on Administrative and Budgetary Questions) introduced the related ACABQ report(A/60/7/Add.36), which highlighted a number of difficult issues in relation to the Secretary-General 's proposal and sought to provide a technically correct solution that would ensure the timely start-up of the Peacebuilding Support Office without setting a precedent that would compromise budgetary transparency.