A named-peril policy specifies what risks are covered, like fire, windstorm, hurricane and theft, and excludes everything else.
The teaser specifies what that nightmare could be: "A DEMOCRATIC PARTY THAT REALIZES ITS SOUL LIES WITH ELIZABETH WARREN INSTEAD".
The Dell customer specifies what features he wants on his PC and pays upfront by credit card.
It specifies what children should be learning but not what tools they should be learning with – including, in coding's case, what languages they should be using.
The plan identifies areas suitable for recreation, grazing and timber harvesting and specifies what must be done to protect rare species, prevent floods and reduce wildfire hazards.
The agreement specifies what you — the consumer — are and are not allowed to do with the programmes received by the equipment.
Nordine specifies what the property most recently sold for — often double and sometimes triple the current price — and emphasizes that it's bank-owned.
The program specifies what the automated system should do and how its various components must function in order to accomplish the desired result.
One of them, Salih Yildirim, a prominent member of Parliament, said: "The Constitution specifies what the state may and may not do.
To produce a DVD player, for instance, firms now need a licence from the DVD Copy Control Association, which specifies what functions are permitted.
Unfortunately, the government rarely specifies what the tax treatment of a settlement should be, leaving enforcement to the Internal Revenue Service.
