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Many feel that this monitoring bill will easily pass through legislation once the technicalities and practicalities have been addressed.

Voters in a democracy may not know all or even any of the technicalities of running a government, but they surely can judge the results.

The general explained the military technicalities of the matter to the newspaper reporters.

The general explained the military technicalities of the matter to the newspaper reports.

He said "The dollar is crashing and you're talking about these technicalities about who said what, when? "

Technicalities matter, however, and Mr Obama's proposals do not live up to their billing.

For much of Pru bosses were caught up in the technicalities of extricating themselves from the deal.

they also understand that the law , for all its technicalities , does not chime with an avowedly communist government.

'If one can, for a moment, suppress all thoughts about practicalities and technicalities, some intriguing ideas emerge, ' they say.

Then -- and only then -- are you ready to deal with the actual technicalities of sending XML from a client to a server.

In other places, eco-warriors merely have to hack their way through a thicket of arcane technicalities .

Business-driven development: Business analysts lay the foundations for the software development without concerns for technicalities.

The general explained the military technicalities ofthe matter to the newspaper reporters.

It includes links to more articles so when you decide on a tool, you can study the technicalities of a given API.

Most of the times it's good to have someone who can supervise and give powerful insights about the technicalities.

Technicalities aside, the most plausible explanation for the steep yield curve is the interaction of monetary and fiscal policy.

If you usually don't understand the technicalities of my journals, move on ! because this one will be particularly tough.

The lawyers dove into a mess of technicalities.

Some countries fail to pay their dues on time due to budgetary technicalities or simple poverty.

If it all sounds a bit nerdy, well, that is because it is: those who abhor financial jargon and technicalities should look away now.

The lawyer explained the legal technicalities to his client .

If you can't, you might occasionally get lost among the technicalities.

Omitting technicalities (which are numerous) we may distinguish, at the outset, two motive forces.

Except where illustrating technicalities, examples are taken from the domain of systems software.

The technicalities might seem inconsequential.

The technicalities are complicated, on financial, legal and political levels.

However, the technicalities of the cadaver trade somewhat skirt this taboo.

The authors ask why accounting practices exist and not simply how they work, without lingering on the technicalities.

This is not merely about technicalities, but more than anything else, about economic operational mechanisms.

They are shrouded in technicalities and buried in a pile of new acronyms.

This article doesn't go into the technicalities of interpreting Jester's outputs and exactly how Jester works.

Technicalities and legal fictions pervade the sex industry.

It provides a business-centric view, documenting the end-to-end process without technicalities.

Short-term technicalities provide one reason for this.

Ma, however, is not concerned with such technicalities.

And it is sharing technicalities of the Fukushima Daiichi situation with members.

He has made two appeals to Rome, both rejected on technicalities; a third is pending.

Even if we use the internet very frequently, most of us haven't theslightest inkling about the technicalities.

But to some Chinese, the technicalities seem irrelevant.

The Common Breakdowns of 9210 System in County Level and Its Key Technicalities

He has made two appeals to Rome, both rejected on technicalities;