Examples of using Nominally in English and their translations into Greek
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Computer
Build that time(nominally called“training”) into your business plan.
One in nominally in service.
Jerusalem existed only nominally- practically without a congregation and temples.
Being a sovereign and nominally independent country,
Even the behaviour of different systems which use nominally the same firmware can be quite different.
This would be one way to keep the Schengen Agreement in place, at least nominally, while re-establishing border controls in Europe.
Open Source catalogs are nominally“free,” in that they may be acquired via download for no cost,
And while the elections will nominally focus on Continental issues,
The republic nominally continued to exist until 1945,
As a result, many nominally private-sector firms are actually partially state-owned by various levels of government
The diocese was nominally restored in 1922 as a Latin Catholic titular bishopric under the name Cynopolis.
It was nominally ruled by Puyi,
Big money's grip on both parties ensures corporate control no matter who's nominally in charge.
Meanwhile, those militias nominally supporting the GNA have fueled conflicts by encroaching on the turf of neighborhood rivals.
More concretely, of course, Fayyad nominally commands the security forces that work with the very same Israeli occupation army that is carrying out the theft of land from the villages.
Zurabishvili was nominally independent but was endorsed
Aden is nominally the interim seat of Yemen's internationally recognised government,
Though nominally remaining free workers
The Rainbow Gathering, nominally non-anarchist, attracts all manner of tree folk,
Yes, nominally this territory was then part of the Patriarchate of Constantinople,