Examples of using Nominally in English and their translations into Ukrainian
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Since then, these provincial dukedoms exist in the royal family only nominally, albeit each prince and princess traditionally maintains a special public connection to,
Montenegro was nominally a Kingdom, but the last King's grandson Prince Michael Petrović-Njegoš refused the crown,
A team can exist nominally, the participants can communicate very superficially
The smartphone can be nominally amplified with an additional battery,
Already at the Council of Ferrera(1438), which nominally reunited the Eastern
social unrest in some countries, sales in the Africa/Middle East region increased nominally by 4.9 percent to 1,133 million euros.
While Discovery is nominally set in the original Star Trek universe rather than the Kelvinverse timeline,
On some machines such accessory nominally comes from the factory,
they get two or three years in prison(nominally!), but in reality they are amnestied 6 to 8 months later.
sales in the Africa/Middle East region increased nominally by 17.3 percent to 1,329 million euros.
Women in Azerbaijan nominally enjoy the same legal rights as men;
as the upper stage separated from the spent missiles nominally, its orientation was identified incorrectly.
they get two or three years in prison(nominally!), but in reality they are amnestied 6 to 8 months later.
social unrest in some countries, sales in theAfrica/Middle East region increased nominally by 4.9 percent to 1,133 million euros.
From 1254 to 1320, the title of Grand Duke of Kiev was nominally used by the Russian Kings- the descendants of Daniil Romanovich Galitsky until the suppression of the male dynasty,
that its rocket Falcon 9 in the last run nominally fulfilled, despite the intense discussion of possible failure secret mission Zuma.
He remained here, despite Denmark being nominally at war with Austria, until, in January 1814,
son of Cleopatra, nominally the last king of the Ptolemaic dynasty,
interfered with the ability of a group to accomplish the work it was nominally engaged in.
security zones actually exist only nominally.