Sentence examples for specifically said for from inspiring English sources

American legal principles have long favored open courts as a check on government, and New York law has specifically said for more than a century that "the sittings of every court within the state shall be public".

Oddly, America has now signed the treaty so that it can keep pushing for a giant loophole an exemption, as Mr Clinton specifically said, for those countries that do not ratify it.

When she left Perth with plans to get work when she got to Victoria, and she told those around her that she was "drawn" to Victoria, although didn't specifically say for what purpose.

I always have to end up going back to the general databases to search being able to specifically say, for example, I want to look for something that crosses the boundaries of public health and primary care and community care, that would be fantastic.

It specifically said that revenue for its IT and mobile business "declined due to the Galaxy Note7 discontinuation" — which, in case you have spent the last two months or so living under rock, was due to defective batteries which caused many customers' phones to catch fire.

While Girardi never specifically said Wang was pitching for his spot in the rotation Wednesday, it seemed obvious that he was.

"We believe Friday's decision and this agreement mark a watershed moment for corporate governance generally and for Xerox specifically," said Icahn.

"We are faced with an individual who targets his victims specifically," said Élisabeth Allannic, a spokeswoman for the Paris prosecutor's office, which is handling the investigation.

"Five or six broad visionary demands, and then local demands for Ferguson specifically" said Kumodzi.

The commercials do not specifically say whom to vote for.

But they do not specifically say that he reported for duty in Alabama.