nominally independent

例句 (10)

• The small state was nominally independent, but heavily influenced by its powerful neighbor.这个小国名义上是独立的，但深受其强大邻国的影响。
• Though nominally independent, the company's decisions were always subject to the parent corporation's approval.尽管名义上是独立的，但公司的决策始终需要母公司的批准。
• They established a committee that was nominally independent to oversee the project.他们成立了一个名义上是独立的委员会来监督这个项目。
• The former colony became nominally independent in 1960, but economic ties remained strong.该前殖民地于1960年名义上获得独立，但经济联系依然紧密。
• Her role was nominally independent, but in practice, she reported to the CEO on all matters.她的职位名义上是独立的，但实际上所有事情都要向首席执行官汇报。
• The research institution is nominally independent, yet relies on government funding for most of its operations.该研究机构名义上是独立的，但其大部分运作依赖于政府资助。
• While nominally independent, the subsidiary often struggled to assert its own strategic direction.尽管名义上是独立的，该子公司却经常难以确立自己的战略方向。
• The new organization claimed to be nominally independent from political parties.这个新组织声称名义上与政党独立。
• Critics argued that the regulatory body was only nominally independent.批评人士认为，该监管机构只是名义上的独立。
• The province was granted nominally independent status after years of negotiations.经过多年的谈判，该省获得了名义上独立的地位。