Sentence examples for given specifically from inspiring English sources

As a result of these regulations, many legal matters (perhaps most) fell outside the rules given specifically by Shariah.

It's hard to say how much of the credit for last night's unusually tight sketches, and sharp handling of characters of color, can be given specifically to them.

But Zimbalist looked at the available evidence and concluded that winning teams, at best, shake loose dollars given specifically for sports.

The report, published in the journal Pediatrics, is believed to be the first to look at supplements given specifically to infants.

In the European Middle Ages, île ("island") often designated areas more or less bounded by rivers but was not given specifically to "France" before 1387.

Dr. Harold Varmus, the president of Sloan-Kettering, said that the gift, though not given specifically for the construction of the research center, would be particularly useful, as many philanthropists "don't like to give for bricks and mortar".

"It's not fair, but the reality is, if people want to give specifically to Alonzo or to nobody at all, why not save Alonzo?" she said.

However, England confirmed there is no formal arrangement for Flintoff to bowl at England's batsmen and, at this stage, there is just a loose agreement for him to lend his ear to the players and offer any advice he can give, specifically on bowling at the end of one-day innings.

Using emotional storytelling campaigns that spread virally through social media (and more traditional media), charitable giving specifically has been given a huge boost.

I wanted to include 'Somethings Got to Give' specifically because MCA used to always preface it by talking about non-violence so when I think of him I think of this song.

A spokesperson says: "We have specifically given free schools the freedom to innovate, for example, around the curriculum and the length of the school day and school term".