Sentence examples for identifying the precise from inspiring English sources

Mr. Lopatkiewicz said the board could issue a final report without identifying the precise source of ignition.

It involves identifying the precise forces that are needed from an array of nations and determining when and where they should be deployed.

"I don't arrive at an inspection armed with a specific list of demands because one of the central challenges of the job is identifying the precise needs of an organisation.

"The administration looks forward to working with Congress to identify an appropriate facility for future detention, to lifting the statutory prohibitions, and to identifying the precise costs associated with doing so," said Myles Caggins, detentions spokesman at the National Security Council.

Reversal is what we got, gradual at first ("It just doesn't happen the way people think it's supposed to happen, from one day to another," Ortiz told me), and then stunning, although identifying the precise moment of the resurrection will not be easy.

And as identifying the precise problem, and its origin, and how to solve it, has lengthened the likely closure from "a few weeks" to "a few months" to "a matter of months - hopefully", so the structure has started to become a British symbol of a more traditional sort: a big project running late.

For security reasons, the court did not identify the precise location of the attack.

Some people in Florida can identify the precise moment when the economy turned.

Doctors use the electrodes to identify the precise trigger point of the patient's fit, before removing the tissue.

On the witness stand yesterday, Mr. Alvarez did not identify the precise location in New Jersey where Mr. Kimes discussed dumping a body.

Finally, Mr. Barrett said, a technician conducting the test must use a "mapping grade" Global Positioning System device to identify the precise location of the well being tested.