Sentence examples for and does not specifically from inspiring English sources

The referral to the Justice Department does not seek a criminal investigation and does not specifically target Clinton.

And while a Code of Ethics exists that urges authors to avoid names that may cause offence, the code is self-imposed and does not specifically apply to names that may be political in nature.

The Brooke scale proved to be easily and quickly administered and useful to subdivide patients into motor performance domains but comprises only few categories providing ordinal data and does not specifically assess hand function.

But the measure does not automatically threaten military force for noncompliance and does not specifically call for the Syrian government to be held criminally accountable for the use of chemical weapons, notably in a mass killing outside Damascus on Aug. 21.

Revealing that he did not tweet, Humphrys added: "We have to be terribly nervous about the whole social media [area]." He said that he switches off all his phones at 6.30pm the day before he presents Today, to relax and read fiction, and does not specifically prepare for the famous 8.10am interviews until he arrives in the studio at about 4.10am, unless it is the prime minister or chancellor.

The FTC Fair Debt Collection Practices Act is currently in the process of being amended (it hasn't been updated since 2006) and does not specifically deal with social networking.

In contrast to the AI researcher's problem, the philosopher's question isn't expressed in the context of formal logic, and doesn't specifically concern the non-effects of actions.

If your recipe calls for butter and doesn't specifically prohibit this practice, you should always "cream" the butter and the sugar first.

Mr. Malvo had been read his rights and did not specifically ask for a lawyer.

It said none had done so from Syria and did not specifically mention Libya.

It drastically scaled back financial penalties and did not specifically protect location data.