Examples of using Which technically in English and their translations into Spanish
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Which technically isn't knocking.
One at a time, which, technically.
Which technically isn't breaking in.
Mustard is a seed, which technically is grown in a garden.
Which technically makes it amber.
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Our warrant encompassed his legal residence, which technically, is his house in Florida.
Which technically isn't until the end of October.
I answered the phone, andit was the chief, which technically makes me a consultant.
Which technically makes me the worst person on the planet.
It puts these individuals on"Deferred Action" status, which, technically speaking is not a status.
Retrofit machine, which technically complies with the state of a new machine.
The last time I checked,Phoebe was still my sister, which technically puts her on my side.
We live in 3G which, technically, is in Beverly Hills.
Unlike the Normandy American Cemetery and Memorial, which technically lies on U.S.
This category includes concepts tools which technically implement Tunneling and/or Covert Channels network bypassing methods.
Contrary to what most people believe, there are some very deep-rooted pairings which are traditionally andsocially widely accepted, but which technically do not match all that well.
Lady Liberty is perched on Liberty Island, which technically sits in New Jersey's waters, making the island part of New Jersey.
Mr. SIMMA said that Mr. Texier's argument was correct only if no distinction were made between reservations andthe use of an opting-out provision, which technically speaking were not the same.
Mr. FILALI asked whether Article 76 of the Penal Code, which technically made it possible to impose a capital sentence on a juvenile offender aged 17 to 24, had been modified or repealed.
But if we really wanted to exploit this, we would go to trial andtell a jury… which technically I should advise my clients to do.
At the same time,the Swedish Empire, which technically already was in conflict, although with a cease-fire agreement, with the Commonwealth from the Polish-Swedish War of 1626-29, invaded in July 1654 and occupied the remaining half of the country.
Yeah, but I ended up passed out on the floor, Which, technically, makes me an idiot and you a hero.
Financial constraints caused him to consolidate, becoming Bishop of Argentina andEastern South America while retaining oversight of the Falkland Islands, which technically was a vacant see until 1946.
Ms. Soni(Canada), speaking also on behalf of Australia and New Zealand,said that she supported the Secretary-General's proposals, which technically met the requirement, set out in the 2005 World Summit Outcome, that the Peacebuilding Support Office should be established from within existing resources.
After General Motors acquired a stake in Isuzu, the Bellett was replaced by GM's"global" T-car, initially called Isuzu Bellett Gemini andlater simply Isuzu Gemini, which technically had little to do with its predecessor.
The thrust of the recommendation was the transfer of functions from one authority to another, andnot mere administrative decentralization, which, technically speaking, is a delegation of authority. The Court, without losing its status as the country's highest court, should not, in the interest of the independence of the judiciary, be the administrative head of the judiciary.
However, the modern Darjeeling style employs a hard wither(35-40% remaining leaf weight after withering),which in turn causes an incomplete oxidation for many of the best teas of this designation, which technically makes them a form of oolong.
Apparently, 80% of the way we communicate is by our body language, which technically means that phone conversations are 80% less.
From collecting interest for medicinal purposes throughout the plant,since the blades, which technically are called filocladios-up flowers and fruits.
A complete test ban must also include so-called peaceful nuclear explosions, which technically are no different from nuclear-weapon tests.