Sentence examples for specifically single from inspiring English sources

The British authorities have not moved to ban them, although the videos specifically single out Jews and Christians as people to be shunned.

The voter ID requirement does not specifically single out any class or group and applies uniformly to all, he wrote.

By contrast, when Mr. Obama signed another bill with an identical provision, he did not specifically single it out for challenge.

In response, the N.F.L. said that it sent warnings to players in 2007 and 2008 about using weight-loss products, although the warnings did not specifically single out StarCaps.

Celeste Murphy, director of investor relations at Household International, which is based in Prospect Heights, Ill., said her company did not specifically single out older people for such solicitations.

Following revelations that French officials had been ordered to specifically single out ethnic Roma in an continuing security campaign, Interior Minister Brice Hortefeux on Monday signed a replacement directive in which the word "Roma" does not appear.

Mr. Greenspan, in a speech delivered to financial experts in Mexico City, specifically singled out Mexico.

Graham further added that every candidate should condemn Trump's statement and specifically singled out Texas senator Ted Cruz.

In his annual message for Iranian New Year in 2011, President Obama specifically singled out Ms. Sotoudeh.

In an address delivered to an invitation-only audience at a community college, Mr. Obama praised the military's service, specifically singling out those based at nearby Fort Bragg and Pope Air Force Base.

The page on its Web site titled "Intellectual Property" specifically singles out the '823 as a patent "vital to many applications" that is "available for license".