Sentence examples for given specifically to from inspiring English sources
Direct contributions give campaigns more control, since the money is given specifically to that candidate.
Moreover, virtually all the University's assets have been given specifically to pay for education and research.
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.
In the Middle Ages, île ("island") often designated areas more or less bounded by rivers but was not given specifically to "France" before 1387.
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.
"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.
She discovered that a regional government agency was giving a grant specifically to create markets for recycled materials.
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.
Here, the essential condition is that the promisor was given something specifically to induce the promise being made.
But the Voice of Compassion fund planned to give money specifically to those archdiocesan programs, without having the archdiocese apply it to support other services or costs.
