Sentence examples for specifically provide from inspiring English sources

The special outpatient clinics will open each week at specific consulting hours and specifically provide evaluation service to children with developmental delay; and if necessary, these children will be referred to other department for further diagnosis or evaluation.

Three of the CBO's specifically provide services to street-involved children and youth, two have specific mandates to reach out to people living with HIV/AIDS and supporting AIDS orphans, while others cater to all OVC in need.

Congress had to specifically provide a basis for suing under the law, the brief said.

Most contracts, he said, specifically provide that representations in the contract do not survive the closing unless the contract specifically indicates otherwise.

Principle 3 allows for the use of universal jurisdiction by a country even if its laws do not specifically provide for it.

Shouldn't it be the other way round?" A poor student who checked it out said: "This business completely undermines hundreds of charities that have been set up to specifically provide befriending schemes using volunteers.

Significantly, the act specifically provided that the definition extended to "action outside the UK".

The Bush administration was also encouraged by a draft Yugoslav law that specifically provides for extradition, the official said.

These funds are specifically provided to make training accessible to all people, not just those who can afford to pay a fee.

As such, Dodd-Frank specifically provides that "in unusual or exigent circumstances," the Federal Reserve may provide such entities with a financial backstop, including borrowing privileges.

· Ensure flood-affected businesses that have had their trading disrupted can get back on their feet, with funding equivalent to £2,500 provided to local authorities for each business affected and funding specifically provided for farmers to help restore their land.