Sentence examples for to specify precisely from inspiring English sources

Eikenberry declined to specify precisely what constituted "excessive" use.

He declined to specify precisely where he drew the line between provocative and "outlandish," or whether Derbyshire had crossed it before.

Mr. Blewitt declined to specify precisely what had been missing until recently, saying, "I can't be specific about what particular gap was closed".

But is it well past time for the United States government to specify, precisely, its views on whom it thinks it can kill in the struggle against Al Qaeda and other terrorist forces?

In the early days of computing, punch cards, written in the Job Control Language (JCL), were used to specify precisely which system resources a job would need and when the operating system should assign them to the job.

The officials, who declined to specify precisely how many troops might be needed, emphasized that the plans were the kind of worst-case contingency options that the Pentagon routinely draws up in crises, and that no American deployments were imminent.

But your computer refuses to surrender that content unless you specify precisely where to find it.

Though the survey doesn't specify precisely what symptoms led them to an E.R., we do know that they suffered primarily from heart failure, pneumonia and stroke.

Though the apology at a rally in North Carolina did not specify precisely whom he was saying sorry to, it was the first acknowledgment by the candidate that his swashbuckling style was proving self-destructive.

It did not specify precisely when Mr. Mahmoudi would be returned to Libya.

It can thus be used to estimate discharge via a mass balance approach but cannot specify precisely where the discharge is occurring.