Sentence examples for specified it could from inspiring English sources

Beckett had written it in 1956 for radio, and his notoriously protective estate specified it could only be staged if the actors were holding scripts to simulate a radio studio – a gift for Gambon.

As for how "Nokia" may get used in those S30 and S40 mobile phones, that's not specified: it could be on the devices, but it could just be in how the phones are marketed.

Their prototype system, openPDS — short for personal data store — stores data from your digital devices in a single location that you specify: It could be an encrypted server in the cloud, but it could also be a computer in a locked box under your desk.

The patent specifies it could transmit instructions to a television, heating and lighting controllers.

In future deals it specified that it could settle the put contracts in stock rather than cash.

The measured hemodynamic parameter is not specified, but it could represent VTI [ 3], blood pressure or d P/d t.

The type of examination, however, was not specified, and it could encompass either a pre-employment examination, a specific exposure-related examination related to type of work, or a general medical examination sought by the woman herself.

Many clients are also wanting plaster for interior walls, and previously we had to ask them if we could specify it.

(TD3, supervisor) (quotation f) The key could be to put it into words as much as you can if you get this feeling of, like, you think it's your intuition, so you can see if you could specify it in concrete terms.

The company did not elaborate on the penalties it was seeking, but said the computer maker violated a 1991 agreement specifying that it could use the Apple trademark for computer products only.

She didn't specify whether it could be done on or off campus.