notional

For much of the day yesterday, though, it was more than notional.

Consequences: No one else got the money, so it all became a bit notional.

In a next step, the notional ground rent is allowed for.

This is more than double the combined total notional in 2007.

Not just better off because they've crossed a notional poverty line.

You determine the value of the notional interest by using the following procedure table.

She's a notional woman, but the only notion she pays mind to is her own.

But in the end I didn't want to write a book on a notional subject.

Did the expression notional timeline mean anything in his world?

How did socialism become a notional subject of this Presidential campaign?

This amount generally does not change hands and is thus referred to as notional.

B is that notional point on the scale which would be used equally often for both.

So do the techniques of certain other methods, such as the notional approach to language teaching.

But this could not be a superficial or a purely notional process.

The vote share change comes from the notional, not actual, results as this is a new seat.

The vote share change in 2010 comes from the notional, not actual, results because of boundary changes.

He won the seat after overcoming the notional Labor majority.

Let me tell you, those fears are not notional.

The changes reflect those comparing to the notional results on the new boundaries.

It replaced the rates that were based on the notional rental value of a house.

On the same day the notional corps headquarters would have been activated.

As for the notional uncle's letter, it had been a very easy one to compose.

"This is farther along than just a notional idea."

At the beginning of the year we invested a notional £2,000 in the company.

"It's got to be notional to them because they haven't seen you for most of your life.