Sentence examples for specifically outlined from inspiring English sources
Double jeopardy is specifically outlined as an exemption in the US-Italy extradition treaty, though it has never been tested in court.
Torre has not specifically outlined trade possibilities with reporters, but he has said he would not surrender a significant player unless the Yankees had a gaping hole -- and he does not think they do.
In October 2011, the Securities and Exchange Commission issued a new guidance that specifically outlined how publicly traded companies should disclose online attacks, but few disclosures have come because of it.
The key parameters to band engineering and surface modification, which hold the key to light harvesting and surface reactions, are specifically outlined for silicon nanostructures.
Successful international technology transfer as well as absorption of aerospace technology and knowledge into recipient organizations, depends prodigiously on the types of policy adopted in education and training of all groups and individuals specifically outlined in this paper.
(Incidentally, the use of the word 'Pinboard' is intentional: On inSparq's product page it's trademarked. Sonsev tells me in fact that the trademark is still pending. If approved, it could be interesting, considering that Pinterest has specifically outlined that it doesn't want partners and others using variations on 'pin' in the names of their services).
"In fact, the state Constitution specifically outlines the automatic, temporary transfer of authority to the lieutenant governor in such a situation".
Fassel did not specifically outline what he wanted the focus to be on offense, but developing a running game from a small set of plays is probably foremost on his mind.
California is one of fewer than a dozen states that follow community property laws, which specifically outline how property is divided between two spouses (or, in some cases, registered domestic partners).
The VPAs and the Action Plan specifically outline the requirement to monitor their impacts on the livelihoods of forest dependent communities.
The CACAO model is rooted in Rogers (2003) diffusion of innovation theory that specifically outlines a set of actions that can be taken to facilitate change.
