Sentence examples for specifically articles from inspiring English sources

Des Browne, the defence secretary, admitted in March to "substantive breaches" of the European convention on human rights, specifically articles two and three of the convention, which guarantee the right to life and prohibit torture.

Specifically, articles on whether Donald Trump has narcissistic personality disorder abound, including a cover story in the Atlantic written by a psychologist and an article in Vanity Fair that asked five mental health professionals to assess Trump's mental health – "Therapists weigh in!".

Specifically, articles that illustrate applications of positivity to other disciplines - including but not limited to - economics, engineering, life sciences, physics and statistical decision theory are welcome.

Specifically, articles from the TODAY study researchers featured in this issue provide new data on the efficacy and safety of clinical treatment and longitudinal observations of specific risk factors and complications for the new "faces" of the type 2 diabetes epidemic namely, adolescents!

Specifically, Article 23 would prohibit the linking of domestic and foreign "political structures".

The Iraqi Constitution, specifically Article 140, requires a vote by referendum to resolve Iraq's disputed territories.

57 As regards, more specifically, Article 14bis of the Berne Convention, relating to cinematographic works, it is to be observed that this article was inserted following the revisions to the convention adopted in Brussels in 1948, then in Stockholm in 1967.

At trial, the two managers advanced the defense that the French law prohibiting such sales violated the European Community's rules on the free movement of goods and, more specifically, Article 30 of the EC Treaty.

As part of his over-all push to strengthen the country's economic and political authority, Abe, a member of Japan's longstanding, conservative ruling party, has been pressing for a revision of Japan's constitution, specifically Article 9, which forbids the country from taking part in war.

(Specifically Article 6bis).

Specifically, Article 15(1) states: "Every person has the right to profess and practise his religion and to propagate it".