| In other words, surplus can be notionally applied against a contribution obligation so long as the plan does not prohibit it. |
| Reference point' means the position, fixed by convention, of the tractor driver's eyes notionally located at a single point. |
| He mistrusted officials who had worked too closely with Labour, and moved rapidly moved partisans into notionally apolitical roles. |
| Funding allocations are notionally determined at the beginning of the year because the pool of eligible recipients is very small. |
| Still, more pressure could be applied to Turkey, notionally an ally, to help stop the flow into Syria. |
| And though God be loved as one that is notionally conceived to be best, and most to be loved, yet he is not loved best or most. |
