Sentence examples for specifying from inspiring English sources

Rookie error, there, not specifying whether brighter and more secure things are good or bad.

Related: UK living standards fell for all but the richest under coalition – analysis The Conservatives have proposed cutting £12bn in welfare after the election, without specifying how.

ABC said without specifying its source that Chávez's cancer had spread to a lung.

Specifying someone displaying "a track record of visionary leadership", and combining "experience in attracting and retaining creative people" with "personal resilience", the BBC's job ad seems almost to be soliciting an application from the man who co-wrote Extending Choice, oversaw the rise of Chris Evans, and was prepared to take the flak as Radio 1's ratings went into freefall.

For instance, in his primary battle with Mrs Clinton, Mr Obama laid out a timetable for a virtually complete withdrawal from Iraq within 16 months of taking office, specifying a rate of one to two brigades a month.

The firm also plans to get out of the difficult gas-transport business.Bill Clinton spoke at a conference in Washington, DC, of the need to avert global warming, but refrained from specifying what cuts in the emission of greenhouse gases America would propose at December's environment conference in Kyoto.

The companies are exploiting a legal loophole in their country that allows them to name the grape variety on the label without necessarily putting much of it in the bottle, and without specifying what the "natural flavours" are (they are widely believed to be mainly alcohol and quite a lot of water).

In theory, resolution regimes could help instil greater market discipline by specifying ahead of time what would happen to shareholders and creditors in the event of a failure: mandatory haircuts, say, or compulsory debt-to-equity conversions.