These slips even in front of a notionally allied audience need to be avoided.
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Yet she is now notionally in charge of representing the continent to other world powers.
Notionally, Britain remains committed to slashing its carbon emissions by 80% in 2050, compared with 1990 levels.
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They would divide those tokens into three "bins" labelled (notionally of course) below average, average and above average.
Success in South Waziristan, which Pakistan only notionally administers, would look much more modest than that in Malakand.
Although tariffs are notionally set by regulators, local politicians often hold sway and keep them low to win votes.
But it has not demanded an equity stake in the notionally private-sector project.
Ministers would notionally be spared the political burden of raising the threshold themselves, but cross voters might well blame them anyway.
Although the notionally independent free zone authority will regulate Saadiyat under a clear and exhaustive set of rules, it has yet to prove itself.
Though notionally welcomed by a 1948 act, colonial immigrants caused alarm when they actually turned up, and from 1962 their entry rights were drastically curtailed.
Notionally, the point of the tour is for two dozen Zapatist commanders to visit Congress and persuade it to pass an Indian-rights bill sent by Mr Fox.
Either in fear or in hope, many Greeks detect a breakdown of a political system, over a century old, in which two political groups (notionally of the centre-left and the centre-right, but both given to patronage and graft) progressively exhaust the national exchequer by outbidding each other.
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