Sentence examples for but it doesn't specifically from inspiring English sources

Because the rules say that delegates will be seated for any state that votes February 5th or afterwards, but it doesn't specifically outlaw holding two contests, one of which counts and one of which doesn't.

President Obama's 2013 Climate Action Plan calls for cutting carbon pollution in the states, but it doesn't specifically address how this significant carbon source can be mitigated, the report notes.

Bolivia wants the ICJ to order Santiago to negotiate "in good faith" to restore its access to the Pacific, but it does not specifically ask the court to rule directly on whether it had a right to access.

It is intended to subsidize and promote the domestic audiovisual and film industry through quotas for domestic films, but it does not specifically limit the number of Hollywood films shown in France.

But it does not specifically mention ultrasounds.

This indicates that residue E2-60D importantant for vector infectivity of CHIKV, but it does not specifically affect the previously observed phenotypes reported for the E1-A226V mutation.

The great progress in mapping protein-RNA interactions using genome-wide tools represents a fundamental source of information for post-transcriptional regulation of gene expression, but it does not specifically address possible combinatorial patterns embedded in RNA-protein and RNA-RNA interactions.

Editor's note: the photo caption originally stated that the ILO survey referred to trafficking victims; in fact, it refers to victims of forced labor, which may include trafficking victims, but it did not specifically attempt to count those.

The American Camp Association, which represents more than 2,400 camps, said on Wednesday that camps were working with families to make the experience affordable, but it did not specifically know how many were experimenting with tiered tuition.

The governing party issued a statement on Thursday pressing Mr. Célestin to leave the race, but it did not specifically refer to the position taken by Mr. Préval, the party's leader.

But it did not specifically mention the SAIC report.