Sentence examples for will specify that from inspiring English sources

But as I say, you can find this, and I will specify that in more detail in just a minute.

For example, where shareholder approval is required, the merger agreement will specify that the parties have to hold a shareholder meeting and file documents with the Securities and Exchange Commission.

The final report of a government taskforce inquiry into neonatal care in England, due within weeks, will specify that all such newborns must always be looked after by their own nurse in order to maximise their chances of recovery.

The program is to be announced Monday by the Transportation Department, but letters later sent to motorists will specify that they are not from a government agency, and that no government agency will be notified.

If the paper has horrendous difficulties or a confused concept, I will specify that but will not do a lot of work to try to suggest fixes for every flaw.

If, in the unlikely event a medicine is not yet in Mint Solutions' MedEye database (they claim their database has comprehensive coverage of medicines) — perhaps if it is very new — the system will specify that it does not recognise the pill and the nurse can manually add the medicine's details to the system, which is self-learning so will be able to recognise the medicine thereafter.

His will specifies that the capital should not be touched, but that the interest – about £125,000 a year – be spent on maintaining the town and two nearby villages.

The section of a living will specifying that you don't want CPR is a statement of a preference, not a DNR order.

But he died in 1800 before it was completed, and his will specified that it become a school, one of several he endowed.

Lillian's will specified that it should be awarded annually to "a man or woman who has made an outstanding contribution to the beauty of the world and to mankind's enjoyment and understanding of life".

His discovery attracted wide attention after his younger brother, John Hunter, in 1775 embalmed the body of a Mrs. Martin Van Butchell, whose will specified that her husband had control of her fortune only as long as her body remained above ground.