Sentence examples for for certain specified from inspiring English sources

Iraq was forbidden to use the revenue from its oil except for certain specified non-military purposes.

In addition, double frequencies may occur for certain specified geometry of the beam.

Nina was not supposed to go out at night, except to the college for certain specified events, such as a play or a concert or a lecture.

(In addition, the statute retained language providing that "[n]o trademark by which the goods of the applicant may be distinguished from the goods of others shall be refused registration... on account of its nature" (except for certain specified reasons not relevant here).

Mr. Elop is subject to a covenant restricting him from working for certain specified competitors of Nokia, provided that upon Mr. Elop's commencement of employment with Microsoft, Nokia will waive his competition restriction as to Microsoft.

These provisions require insurers to provide coverage for certain specified conditions, such as pregnancy, addiction treatment and emergency room care, that they might otherwise refuse to cover because of their costs.

Or one could hold that an act is right if it maximizes respect for (or minimizes violations of) certain specified moral rights.

There is always a possibility to adjust the dilution of sample, antigen and conjugate in order to achieve the optimal OD values for the micro plate reader of certain specified control substances (negative, low positive and high positive).

The analysis shows that for a certain specified range of internal pressure the character of the stress distribution is essentially influenced by the change of the creep deformation mechanisms.

The U.S. law that implements the UNESCO resolution provides for restrictions under certain specified conditions.

The act of 1831, however, materially modified that of 1789, in that it restricted the power of the courts to inflict summary punishments for contempt to certain specified cases, among which was misbehavior in the presence of the court, or misbehavior so near thereto as to obstruct the administration of justice.