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23 examples of Technicalities in a sentence

He stayed late talking with them, seeking to understand the experience of illness and not just its technicalities.
Well, let's see -- we learn he's a sleazebag defense attorney who gets criminals off on technicalities.
Let the nerds and comic-store-guys worry about technicalities - who cares?
The pleasure is that all the scenes that are about the soccer game are carefully worked with a good amount of dramatics and game technicalities.
But technicalities aside, it isn't the low budget that killed this movie.
People, especially the police, complain that the criminals are released on technicalities.
If the police did their jobs and didn't convict whoever was available at the time for trumped up charges, then, they wouldn't need technicalities of law.
It may surprise non-Muslims, but some Nigerian Christians prefer to file their cases in Sharia courts because of their speed, fairness, and relative unconcern with legal technicalities.
He will use his legal training to fight on technicalities.
The technicalities can be discussed and the complexities resolved.
Strip away the technicalities, and the debate boils down to one fundamental question: what is the best, most sustainable growth model for low-income countries?
Unnecessary InstabilityPARIS – In normal life, technicalities are better left to technicians.
It would be a tragic error to forget about them because of technicalities over funds, quotas, or tariffs.
The unthinkable has occurred: an American president defending the use of torture, using technicalities in interpreting the Geneva Conventions and ignoring the Convention on Torture, which forbids it under any circumstances.
The fact that the party leader Mr.Erdogan was prevented through technicalities from becoming a deputy in the Parliament and thus Prime Minister makes the maintenance of this balance even more tricky.
And yet Europe’s leaders remain fixated on technicalities that basically amount to rejection, reflected in their refusal to permit visa-free travel to the EU for Ukrainian and Georgian citizens.
Even so, it would be preferable to leave the technicalities of the SDR basket and liquidity-provision schemes to finance ministers, and to let heads of state and government discuss the issue for which they are indispensable: the politics of global currency reform.
He communicates effectively to a broad audience – and understanding the technicalities of finance is not needed to grasp his main points.
The perception that Europeans can agree on abstruse technicalities, but not on essentials, is a fundamental reason why the euro’s magicians are losing their touch.
The Missing Mission For Government SpendingCAMBRIDGE – The need to stimulate demand in the United States and other developed economies has provoked a debate that goes beyond economic technicalities to questions about government’s overarching responsibilities.
For the serious argument against monetary finance lies not in the technicalities of future implicit taxes, but in the danger that if we break the taboo and treat monetary finance as an acceptable option, politicians will be tempted to draw again and again from the well of monetary finance.
The compromise reached at Nice four years ago is important because it contains, among other provisions, all the technicalities of voting balances and power sharing among EU institutions that must be firmly in place before the Union can admit new members.
It may do so to some degree, but not nearly as much as if the treaty's architects had done more to separate constitutional matters, such as the Charter of Fundamental Rights and the competences of Union bodies and member states, from the stuff of everyday politics, like agricultural and fisheries policies or the technicalities of judicial cooperation in civil and criminal matters.