Sentence examples for specifically passed from inspiring English sources

Under most proprietary leases, the co-op is responsible for all "equipment and apparatus" in the building, he said, unless the responsibility is specifically passed on to the shareholder.

Magoon drafted a new report which came to precisely the opposite conclusion from the first: the Constitution did not apply in new territories until the United States Congress specifically passed legislation to authorize it.

Charter schools are also beholden to these requirements, unless a state specifically passes a law exempting them.

Specifically, "Pass the Tabu" (season 4, episode 2), when the gang goes to Hawaii and a tarantula crawls up a bedspread toward a terrified Peter Brady.

He recalled both houses specifically to pass both industrial relations bills, saying if they did not, a 2 July double dissolution would be a certainty.

The Senate majority leader, Dean G. Skelos, a Long Island Republican who presided over his first special session since taking over as leader in June, brought the Senate back specifically to pass the property tax legislation, largely to make a statement before this fall's elections.

He has been repeatedly criticized by the media for his play in pressure situations; specifically, for passing instead of shooting in the waning seconds of close games.

According to a secret F.B.I. report recently obtained by The Times, Dr. Lee told agents that he had not informed American government officials, "even though the documents he passed specifically stated they were not for foreign dissemination".

The commissions are run by the Pentagon under a 2006 law passed specifically for terrorism suspects, in part to make it easier to win convictions than in federal courts.

And the reason for these deaths is not just failed kidneys or hearts, but failed policies -- specifically, the ban passed by Congress in 1984 on any payment for organs.

That means it's watching for executive orders and laws that are passed, specifically.