Sentence examples for are specifying from inspiring English sources
verb
To state explicitly, or in detail, or as a condition.
Fatchett says: "We are specifying the standard of care, the skills required [of the drivers].
Because thick oil requires more power to move, automakers are specifying lighter viscosities.
First, they are specifying how much banks can pay in bonuses relative to base pay.
Nurses and hospitals are increasingly agreeing that various departments have a minimum number of nurses, and teachers' contracts are specifying maximum class sizes, in effect guaranteeing that school districts have a minimum number of teachers for the student population.
But Atkins officials are specifying the amount that should be saturated -- the kind that comes from meat, cheese and butter -- and the amount that should be unsaturated -- the kind that comes from most vegetable oils and fish.
Increasingly, journals are specifying rules for authorship in their information to authors, and the authors should read them carefully when they submit papers.
No amounts are specified.
No criteria for eligibility are specified.
The few restaurants that have nonsmoking sections are specified.
These are specified in our published entry requirements.
