Sentence examples for specially put from inspiring English sources

To put it bluntly, there has to be a way of handling secretaries of state like John Prescott, who presided over a huge department, Environment, Transport and Regions, specially put together to suit his giant ego.

"When it comes to telephone calls, nobody is listening to your telephone calls," he proclaimed on June 7 when responding to our story about the bulk collection of telephone records, adding that the program is "fully overseen" by "the Fisa court, a court specially put together to evaluate classified programs to make sure that the executive branch, or government generally, is not abusing them".

This program, by the way, is fully overseen not just by Congress, but by the FISA Court -- a court specially put together to evaluate classified programs to make sure that the executive branch, or government generally, is not abusing them, and that it's being carried out consistent with the Constitution and rule of law.

"Ours is not a specially put-together deal; it is absolutely transparent, there are no side deals, no special arrangements".

Incidental Intelligence: On the Puget Sound boats of the Canadian Pacific Railway, passengers so disposed may buy for a nickel, specially put-up boxes of sea-gull food.

"When I go into the boardrooms either in Asia or the US, I am followed into those boardrooms by Swiss, by Singaporeans, by Dutch, by Belgians who are offering specially put-together deals on the tax front," he said.

By Eliot H. Sharp and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, December 10 , 1938P. 21 Incidental Intelligence: On the Puget Sound boats of the Canadian Pacific Railway, passengers so disposed may buy for a nickel, specially put-up boxes of sea-gull food.

Specially when you put all that time in.

It sees a central supervisory and sanctions role for a European commissioner specially appointed to put persistent transgressors "under administration".

Roboteer Sylvain Calinon, who dabbles in human-robot interaction, has created a robot specially designed to put an entire class of Frenchman out of business.

And that's exactly what Bay Area biofuels startup Amyris, is proposing to do: put specially designed microorganisms to work on sugarcane in hopes of generating massive amounts of a new kind of biodiesel fuel.