Sentence examples for specifically state that from inspiring English sources

In fact, most brands specifically state that old paint must be completely removed.

I specifically state that I am not asking for that fund".

Internal Revenue Service rules specifically state that you cannot buy a home from a parent, grandparent, child, grandchild or parent-in-law.

Passengers' rights are limited due to the fine print of airlines' contracts of carriage, which specifically state that they can be involuntarily bumped.

And yet the Harvard Criteria, the ur-text of brain death published in 1968, specifically state that there should be no reflexes and no movement.

And church defenders insist that the Book of Mormon does not specifically state that all modern tribes are descended from the Lamanites.

Macro-hedge accounting rules specifically state that banks may use the loophole only for the purpose of reducing risk which they claim to be doing.

In fact, Uber notes that its terms of service with riders specifically state that Uber is under no obligation to actually provide riders with rides at all.

However LBTH [London borough of Tower Hamlets] has checked the minutes of the LCC general purposes committee for 15 May 1962, which authorised the purchase and these specifically state that the statue was "to be sited in Stifford Estate (Stepney)".

"There are IRS rules which specifically state that when a foundation has an item, an individual can store those items — on behalf of the foundation — in order to help it with storage costs," Trump adviser Boris Epshteyn said on MSNBC.

Some inflation adjustment provisions in federal law such as the one affecting Social Security specifically state that while benefits can move up with inflation, they can't be reduced if prices drop.