Sentence examples for The document specifies from inspiring English sources

The document specifies that the attacks would be aimed at Spanish forces within Iraq — there is no call for action in Spain.

The document specifies medals won by Hubbard, including a Purple Heart with a Palm, implying that he was wounded in action twice.

The document specifies that robots should not be designed so as to exploit vulnerable users; that users should always be able to "lift the curtain"—another Wizard of Oz reference and see the robot's inner workings.

The document specifies that if the cats — Lou Lou, Mimi and Johnny — outlive Ms. Schiro and her mother, they will be taken to a retirement community at the North Shore Animal League America, where they will live out their days, paid for by money set aside for them.

The document specifies interfaces between releases and information systems and the technical infrastructure.

The document specifies that Ottawa is looking for a location, within 400 kilometers of "a major international airport in Ontario or Quebec" that consists of a "vacant commercial, institutional or residential motel, hotel or multiple unit buildings with a minimum of 12 units suitable for immediate occupancy.

However, the document specified that the vicar of St Nicholas-at-Wade with All Saints' had to pay £3.3s.4d (£3.17) annually to the vicar of Reculver "as a sign of subjection".

Although the document specified that bigamy could be sanctioned only under rare conditions, Philip took it as approval for his marriage to a lady-in-waiting of his sister.

A manual of the developed research: this document specifies the sample selection, the protocol used for the randomization of the sample into the two experiments, the protocol of the whole experiment, and the collection and analysis of the data.

The "Total Number of Excepted FTEs" chart at the end of this document specifies the number of excepted FTEs necessary in week one and the maximum number required for weeks two through four for these activities.

The documents specified a blast roughly 2,000 feet above a target — considered high enough for a nuclear detonation to maximize the damage below.