Sentence examples for a specific finding from inspiring English sources

That statement, however, does not appear to be a specific finding.

The Second Circuit Court of Appeals' ruling in Windsor, which is being reviewed by the Supreme Court, actually made a specific finding on this point.

Under a 2011 Supreme Court ruling, courts are not supposed to jail a defendant without a specific finding that he or she has the ability to pay.

Here there is no allegation of improper conduct by law enforcement officers, and in fact, there is a specific finding to the contrary.

The major difference is that now the collection and analysis of phone and internet "metadata" receives the blessing of the Fisa court, albeit without a specific finding that the bulk collection targets people suspected of a crime.

The Board may shorten the time period referred to in subparagraph (A), if the Board makes a specific finding that such action is necessary to comply with the findings of a court or to prevent an unfair or deceptive practice.

CD4 T-cell oligoclonal proliferation is extensive in the lungs and periphery of IPF patients, a highly specific finding of repetitive lymphocyte stimulation by a restricted set of conventional peptide antigens [13], [14].

Gov. Perry's bland assurance that Texas has never executed a mentally retarded inmate would come as a surprise to the state judge in Marquez's case, who made a specific finding--joined by the prosecution--that Marquez was mentally retarded.

CT may demonstrate air bubbles within the uterine cavity, which is a highly specific finding, if detected.

This was anticipated to be a regionally specific finding, and so no difference was expected between LEQ groups on whole brain measures of brain volume or WMHs.

This is a very specific finding.