Sentence examples for many other specific from inspiring English sources

He asked for money to build fish hatcheries, eradicate agricultural pests, conduct research, pave highways, dredge harbors and perform many other specific local tasks.

Such injunctions, together with many other specific precepts and moral requirements, established the basis for a wide-ranging program that sought to govern, both in detail and in general, the economic life of the individual and the community.

Many other specific nitrogen-containing substances originate in the roots; in most plants, however, nitrogen is transported to the leaves from the roots in the form of compounds known as amino acids and amides.

In it, Mr. Condit declined to answer many other specific questions, including why he had thrown an empty watch box, which he said had contained a gift from a woman in his office, into a trash can on a street shortly before the police searched his apartment.

A council of elders (karō) held the responsibility for policy and the superintendence of other officials, among whom were the heads of military units, superintendents of the castle town, rural administration, finance, security, public works, religious affairs, education, a secretariat, and many other specific posts.

They activate Time Machine and patch many other specific errors.

While he does a terrific job of addressing the need to keep credit card debt to a minimum, explaining that high interest rates can be a significant drag on achieving your ambitions, he is short on many other specifics.

But he declines to dive into many other specifics, saying instead that the company "feels strongly about supporting our truck driver partners and feels this is a great way to help them in a way that is meaningful to them" but that it's "not a major source of revenue for the company".

Many other tissue specific functions are represented, like the 5-aminolevulinate synthase erythroid-specific, or involved in disease, like the Abnormal spindle-like microcephaly-associated protein.

The "third gender" identity – which Bhumika proudly holds on her passport – is often used as an umbrella term (pdf) to refer to sexual and gender minorities broadly, including many other terms specific to Nepali culture and the many languages spoken in the country.

Where and how we build are where big gains can be made in reducing the cost of fires (as well as to many other location specific hazards such as flooding), but to achieve these will require hard choices that thus far we have mostly been reluctant to make.