Sentence examples for specifically rules from inspiring English sources

Any consultation with BAE specifically rules out anything to do with Brunei".

The Derbyshire county council v Times Newspapers Ltd judgment of 1993 specifically rules out local authorities from suing for libel.

And though Derbyshire specifically rules out local authorities and elected members suing for libel, it is less clear on councils funding libel actions brought by individual officers.

Alfredo Stroessner amended the 1967 constitution in 1977 to allow his reelection indefinitely as president, but the 1992 constitution specifically rules that out.

Economically, the proposed measure is largely symbolic: It specifically rules out purchase of food using United States government credit, making it unlikely that cash-starved Cuba would be able to buy much from American farmers.

The criteria for the equity loan specifically rules out anyone using the scheme to buy a second home, but the outline criteria for the mortgage guarantee element does not.

The Commons motion specifically ruled out a ground combat role.

The Supreme Court did not specifically rule on her request.

Reviews by television critics were specifically ruled out.

It specifically ruled that the naval base is functionally part of the United States.

"It doesn't categorically or specifically rule out rape," she said.