Sentence examples for this specific point from inspiring English sources

And yes, said Andy Burnham, who wants to strengthen the NHS constitution on this specific point, and has committed himself to adding it to Labour's manifesto.

"On this specific point, it is found that the senior officer mishandled the situation, and action will now be taken by the Metropolitan police service to address this," the watchdog said.

Evan Selinger, an ethicist at the Rochester Institute of Technology in New York state, who studies emerging technology, points out that US law provides no reasonable expectation of privacy in public (UK law is similar on this specific point).

"The statement of objections won't necessarily be the commission's final word on this case," this person said, adding: "It's just a summary of the objections identified at this specific point in time".

Two of the nine questions in the ONS consultation cover this specific point, asking what historic research advantages the full census brings and whether moving to the annual system would prove a significant disadvantage for future genealogical studies.

On this specific point, Cohn has no proof.

So he and co-founder Mickey Haslavsky (now the GM) built the first version of RapidAPI to address this specific pain point.

We don't know the specific point of origin.

Mokhtar Badri, vice-president of the Muslim Association of Britain, is quoted by the BBC as saying: With all respect to sister Amina, prayer is something we perform in accordance to the teachings of our Lord… Women can lead prayers before other women but for this very specific point, in this situation before a congregation of men and women, a man must lead.

This individually specific point of view is supposed to give your experience a specific quality, qualia.

Pentagon and State Department officials declined to discuss the specific points of disagreement.