Sentence examples for now specifies from inspiring English sources
Medicare now specifies acceptable medical procedures and permits free choice of physicians; why would its extension to all change that?
Electronic Data Systems now specifies Xerox document processing equipment to its information systems management customers, and Dell Computer bundles Xerox machines in with some of its systems offerings.
It now specifies that developers cannot impose age restrictions on any of the units they are required to offer at reduced prices, and units must have at least two bedrooms.
For instance, marriage is defined quite differently today than it was when the entry was initially published a century ago, and the O.E.D. now specifies that it can refer to a union of persons of the same sex.
The revised policy now specifies that journalists will not be considered in violation of the rules if what they report "was legitimately obtained" in the course of newsgathering done outside Guantánamo.
Iowa law now specifies that the caucus date "shall be at least eight days earlier than the scheduled date for any meeting, caucus or primary which constitutes the first determining stage of the presidential nominating process".
The bill does not now specify the premium, although sponsors say it will average $35 a month.
The city is expensive and makes many demands; I have to rent lodgings, buy necessaries, and provide for many other things which I cannot now specify.
Some 77 cities, including New York, now specify minimum wages, mostly for public-sector workers or for city contractors; campaigns are active in another 125 places.Santa Fe already has an ordinance specifying rates for city contractors.
Although the 250 gigabyte cap is now specified, users who exceed that amount will not have their access switched off immediately, nor will they be charged for excessive use.
You can also now specify individual callers who should always get through, even if your phone's in "do not disturb" mode (previously you could do this only for groups of contacts).
