Sentence examples for specifications as to from inspiring English sources

a colored boy can by paying a small deposit, order a suit with exact specifications as to material, lenth, drape, placing of pockets etc.

Some guidebooks offered specifications as to how a suitable wagon should be built and outfitted and the preferred draft animals to use.

Between 120 and 140 butchers in Cumberland make the eponymous sausage, and 20 or so have formed a fraternity, to protect the reputation of the sausage by setting specifications as to its production.

Bulbs sent to market meet specifications as to size and quality, which assure at least one year's bloom even if the bulb is supplied nothing more than warmth and moisture.

According to the Global Times, these housing certificates come in seven different denominations which range from one to one hundred square meters, and have specifications as to the type, location, and price range of housing they can be used to obtain.

Without these determinations, the sentence "It is snowing" has no truth value, it is just a propositional form which does not correspond to a complete proposition; "in order to be true, [such propositions] require the addition of such specifications as to time (and often place as well), 'It is snowing today, in this place'" (Bolzano 1973, 57).

The relevant language from the city administrative code states that it is unlawful for an employer to circulate any advertisement that expresses any specification as to national origin.

It provides for the employment of respondent by complainants without specification as to the length of time such employment shall continue, and provides for a monthly salary payable semimonthly.

Ms. Colbert and her husband, Michael Colbert, had said they were perfectly willing to hire a qualified non-British bartender, but the commission had said that was not the point, citing a provision of the city administrative code prohibiting employers from circulating any advertisement that expresses any specification as to national origin.

Thus, no general specification as to who deserves or is entitled to be the recipient of supererogatory giving can be formulated, and those who, for instance, are not given charity cannot complain for being discriminated against.

With respect to entry requirements, most institutions required the candidates to have up to 2 years post-qualification clinical experience (with no specification as to what experience was required), whereas the others only specified to have a primary qualification in Dentistry and registration with GDC.