Sentence examples for like to specify from inspiring English sources

In general, of course, you really would like to specify the order in which variables are assigned.

I would therefore like to specify that, first, an Italian newspaper, La Repubblica, wrote that "a foreign journalist in Rome was recently summoned to the foreign ministry".

Mr. Butz, 45, who lives in the area but does not like to specify which town, hopes the living room get-togethers for the group's members will continue.

Ideally, the Bank of England might like to specify a timeframe over which it plans to close the gap, or the precise annual growth rate of NGDP it feels is appropriate in attaining its goal.

These three notations cover most of the situations that we would like to specify, but they can leave the model a bit underspecified.

We would like to specify here that the generalized fractional integral operators containing the Mittag-Leffler function generalize the integrals of Riemann-Liouville type, and the results obtained in this paper can be developed via other different types of convexities.

We would like for example to specify that we search for white cars that are not station wagons, or that we search for a list of objects that does not contain two identical elements.

The system, called the Sender Permitted From, or S.P.F., creates a way for the owner of an Internet domain, like aol.com, to specify which computers are authorized to send e-mail with aol.com return addresses.

One exception is a Congestion Management Plan that allows municipalities like Laguna to specify its own rules as an alternative to Caltrans.

Paired preference tests of liking require consumers to specify which of two foods are preferred or whether there is no preference.

Excluding Nazis and Ku Klux Klanners and gay bashers from the zone of speech-toleration may feel good, but it rests on no principled ground, and attempts, like Harel's, to specify such a ground are merely attempts to occlude the entirely arbitrary nature of the classification.