Sentence examples for spell out specifically from inspiring English sources

Spell out specifically if rent is to be split among roommates or allocated according to space.

But the Charlotte city council spelled out specifically that transgender people may use the bathroom according to the gender with which they identify.

Gerson Zweifach, a lawyer who has represented Mr. Glass on other issues, said the writer had no agreement spelling out specifically what he would tell the organization.

Officials at the Bureau of Land Management say the environmental review and other terms of the lease, which was pushed by the Utah Congressional delegation with some allies in Wyoming, were spelled out specifically by Congress.

In an AI system, everything must be spelled out specifically and thoroughly, while humans can make assumptions and blur lines.

Here they are spelled out specifically.

There was broad relief on Wednesday that Cameron avoided spelling out specifically which powers he wanted "repatriating" from Brussels.

How did we get to the point where something that's spelled out in our Constitution and guaranteed to us, but something that isn't spelled out specifically in our Constitution is? Would you give me your philosophical answer?

Despite the mounting opposition to the British case, there is anxiety in France that Berlin might nonetheless toy with the notion of indulging the UK arguments for tactical gain and there was broad relief on Wednesday that Cameron avoided spelling out specifically which powers he wanted "repatriating" from Brussels.

And my hope is is that the Supreme Court will re-look at the intent of our founders and the 10th Amendment, where they guaranteed that everything that wasn't spelled out specifically for the Congress to do was explicitly reserved to the states and to the people.

At the press conference, Trump said he has extended an invitation to Kim to visit the White House at some "appropriate" time in the future, implying after progress has been made with "denuclearization"—the pivotal concept that's still not spelled out specifically in the statement.