Sentence examples for it would specifically from inspiring English sources

Without naming specific firms, the Solicitors Regulation Authority said it would specifically investigate concerns raised by Mr. Watson.

Price said that it would specifically be a relief to musicians "who are only trying to lead their lives and play concerts", and to the wealthy donors who lend the Strads.

Related: Jim Murphy to stand down despite surviving no-confidence vote It would specifically urge the scrapping of the current electoral college system of electing leaders, where trade unions are allowed a third of the vote, parliamentarians a third and party members a third.

It would specifically hit people who who visit a malicious web site that is designed to attack those with the Java vulnerability.

It would specifically forbid the collection of communications from any Americans talking about a foreign target, a practice known as "about" collection, as well as banning the use of Section 702 to authorize any domestic communications.

One expert said it would "specifically make it harder for women to access crucial health benefits.

And I would specifically link it all to the death of their brother and how in the aftermath of that, it didn't feel like there was a whole lot of collective grieving or recognition of what went on.

Bettman would not have complete control over the N.H.L.'s Industry Growth Fund, and it would be specifically earmarked for revenue-sharing.

But one executive close to the negotiations said that it was "completely an economic deal," meaning that it would not specifically address Disney's demands for assurances about the pending merger between America Online and Time Warner.

Still, much of the debate about moral realism revolves around either what it takes for claims to be true or false at all (with some arguing that moral claims do not have what it takes) or what it would take specifically for moral claims to be true (with some arguing that moral claims would require something the world does not provide).

Everyone finally agreed it would go specifically to housing and foreclosure-related efforts, not into general funds.