specify

The law specifies businesses with “public accommodations,” but—in effect—that covers almost everything.

But the constitution also specifies that mandatory individual agreements with the government are required.

The FEC narrowed the rule to apply only when the donor specifies the money is going to a particular campaign ad.

Neither plan specifies how long these residual forces would remain by mutual agreement between Washington and Baghdad.

Unless some creditor objects and specifies his ground of objection, the petition will be granted.

Usually a lease specifies not only the amount of rent to be paid, but the time of payment.

In one of his colophons he specifies Reading Abbey as his place of abode; for the others he merely says Reading.

The form appears upon the common matter and "specifies" it, and makes it what it is, bringing it from potentiality to actuality.

Dr. Preston himself even specifies one disease, in which he thinks a vegetable diet would be useful.