Sentence examples for specifies new from inspiring English sources

The budget's proposed tax reform, meanwhile, specifies new lower rates but not the deductions and loopholes that would be closed to pay for them.

To capture the measurement data, ISA-TAB-Nano specifies new fields in the Investigation file and in the Assay file.

Solving for X using Eq. (7) specifies new values of X, which are then used to recalculate L and Lepi and update A. These steps are iteratively repeated several times.

Most importantly, the Act specifies new BioShield contract authorities to make milestone payments (ranging from 5 to 50% of the total contract amount), which do not have to be repaid if the vendor fails to deliver finished product to the stockpile.

It did not specify new budgets or timetables.

The statement did not specify new dates for the Boston performances and said, "Future plans for the production will be announced at a later date".

While he couldn't specify new projects, Hawkins pointed to the company's existing wastewater recycling program at its plant in the Netherlands as an initiative that will help create a more circular economy.

"Greece is being boxed into a corner," said Euclid Tsakalotos, claiming that the country was under intense pressure to specify new austerity measures that made "no economic or political sense".

While Lloyds declined to specify new targets, analysts said the bank was likely to seek a European partner in its quest to bolster profit growth, which has lagged behind that of rivals like the Royal Bank of Scotland and Barclays.

Instead, it did not oppose a government Integration Memorandum calling on immigrants to participate in a Dutch society requiring respect of freedom, equality and tolerance — no radicality there — but also one tightening standards for immigrants receiving social benefits, and creating stricter conditions for receiving Dutch nationality that specify new citizens must waive a previous nationality.

Since unexpected attacks may occur occasionally, existing criteria may be inadequate; hence, it may be necessary to specify new criteria.