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Nominally, Holland was still a county, but it had deposed its last count in the Act of Abjuration in 1581, and from then on essentially functioned as a province and not as a county.
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Nominally, the Confederation was under the control of the Holy Roman Empire.
Nominally this work — presented to the common patron of Roeslin and Feselius — was a neutral mediation between the feuding scholars, but it also set out Kepler's general views on the value of astrology, including some hypothesized mechanisms of interaction between planets and individual souls.
Nominally friendly lords and even his own fortresses closed their gates to him, and John was forced to flee into Scotland with a handful of retainers and throw himself on the charity of the Scottish King Robert II until the crisis was over.
Nominally part of Gondor, Andrast was not populated by the Númenóreans, but colonies of the Drúedain were believed to have survived in the mountains of the cape since the First Age, and the northern parts of the peninsula were known as Drúwaith Iaur .</ div >
Nominally, the Holy Roman Emperor was overlord and the Bishop of Genoa was president of the city ; however, actual power was wielded by a number of " consuls " annually elected by popular assembly.
Nominally, sovereignty lay in the emperor but in fact power was wielded by the Fujiwara nobility.
Nominally a film novelisation, it was distilled from all the various versions of the story, including a good deal of material that was not used in the film.
Nominally, Thomas Smith was the first President of the Council, but he never left England.
Nominally this withdrawal was only of a temporary character, but it proved to be final.
Nominally, Italy was ruled by a center, or center-left coalition, but the main opposition party, the Italian Communist Party, was in to the left of the government.
Nominally subordinate to the Lord Lieutenant, from the late 18th century until the end of British rule he was effectively the government minister with responsibility for governing Ireland ; usually it was the Chief Secretary, rather than the Lord Lieutenant, who sat in the British Cabinet.
Nominally the players came from All Saints ' and St Peter's parishes, but in practice the game was a free-for-all with as many as 1, 000 players.
Nominally the district included all of the territory granted in the Selkirk Concession, however much of this was ceded to the United States in 1818 and in 1838 the district was redefined as the circular region within 50 miles of the junction of the Red and Assiniboine rivers.
Nominally, this process was guided by the principle of " voluntary parental choice.
Nominally, the position was created on November 3, 1978 when Dominica gained independence from the United Kingdom.
Nominally the town was founded by the Bishops of Meissen, though it may have existed before that point.
Nominally it belonged to the territory of the Swedish province of Västerbotten, but the Swedish rule was limited to the collection of taxes.
Nominally and still
Nominally the Riksråd still remained the dominant power in the state ; but gradually all real authority had been transferred to the crown.
Nominally and had
Nominally ruled by the Wodeyar dynasty, control of Mysore had in 1761 come into the hands of Hyder Ali, a shrewd and ruthless Muslim military leader.
Nominally it had a caliber of 4 decimal lines, but the actual caliber was 4. 1 Swedish decimal lines or 3. 88 Norwegian decimal lines ( 12. 17 mm ), and it fired a rimfire round with a 12. 615 mm (. 497 in ) lead bullet.
Nominally, the investigation was into interference with negotiations to devalue the Austrian schilling in November 1949 as the Soviets had apparently been profiting from the black market.
Nominally, the constituency had the same boundaries for the 1832 general election, but the burgh of Dumbarton was now a component of Kilmarnock Burghs.
Nominally and its
" While reviewing the album, John Mulvey from NME criticized its content, writing " Nominally, ' Charmbracelet ' is R & B, much like Tony Blair is nominally a socialist.
Nominally a concept album about a man who starts turning into a wolf after hitting one with his car, it featured a darker, more complex sensibility than its predecessor, and marked Gonzales's arrival as a musical innovator in his own right.
Nominally and from
Nominally excluded from politics, he managed to make his views known by writing letters and editorials for Florida newspapers.
Nominally a liberal, already in 1947 did Dieckmann actively take part in founding Society for Studying the Culture of the Soviet Union (‘’ Gesellschaft zum Studium der Kultur der Sowjetunion ’’; from 1949: Gesellschaft für Deutsch-Sowjetische Freundschaft ).
Nominally under command of Fyodor Apraksin, but accompanied by Peter the Great, fleet of coastal ships together with 12 000 men of infantry and artillery started the campaign by sailing from Kronstadt on 2 May 1713, further 4 000 cavalry were later sent overland to join up with the army.
Nominally and then
Nominally the lowest deployed part of the Bowman series of radios is that provided by Marconi-Selenia Communications ( then Selenia Communications, now SELEX ELSAG UK ( Military Specialist Communications ), in the form of the UHF H4855 Personal Role Radio ( PRR ), which is primarily used by infantry fireteam ( section level and below ).
Nominally and on
Nominally, periodical publishing involves publications that appear in a new edition on a regular schedule.
Nominally produced by Keith Olsen, Crimes of Passion remained on the US album charts for 93 weeks and in the top 10 for more than six months, eventually becoming her second consecutive platinum certification by the RIAA.
" In short my lord ," wrote Wright to Lord Dartmouth on September 16, 1775, " the whole Executive Power is Assumed by them, and the King's Governor remains little Else than Nominally so.
Nominally at least, it is a direct democratic initiative, which means decisions are taken on a consensual basis.
Nominally and .
Nominally, only broadcast frames will be received by all other nodes.
Nominally singular pronouns can be collective nouns taking plural verbs, according to the same rules that apply to other collective nouns.
Nominally under the authority of Himmler, the Waffen-SS developed a fully militarised structure of command and operations.
Nominally, the borders of each subunit were drawn to incorporate the territory of a specific nationality.
Nominally independent of the other branches of government, the courts remain under complete control of the executive branch.
Nominally independent states influenced by stronger powers have existed through history, but the advent of modern theories of state sovereignty makes a natural starting point for this article in the 19th Century.
Nominally located at, it lies about eighty kilometres ( 50 mi ) west of Geraldton, Western Australia.
Nominally a " dumpling soup ", it resembles very thick, flat udon.
Nominally 32, 000 strong, the army scarcely numbered 8000 effectives, with a bare fifteen cartridges per man.
Nominally under control of local Khanates, it remained a strategic Russian forepost under Russian control until the dismemberment of the Soviet Union.
Nominally the French communists supported Mitterrand's candidacy in 1974 presidential election, but the Soviet ambassador to Paris and the director of L ' Humanité did not hide their satisfaction with Mitterrand's defeat.
Nominally ISO-8859-8 is for “ visual order ”, and ISO-8859-8-I is for logical order.
Nominally, the different organizations within the Sangh Parivar run independently and have different policies and activities.
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