Meanings of work specifically in English

You work specifically with a company to make money.

I welcomed this work specifically to annoy my mother.

The district had already hired bilingual social workers and therapists to work specifically with newcomers and their families.

Was that desire to work specifically on your mental game prompted by a specific moment in a competition?

It is also hiring two people to work specifically on climate risks as part of the catastrophe research and development team.

If there is a theme to the festival, it has to be discerned in the work specifically chosen for the festival.

Ashworth will not work specifically with the England senior or under-21 teams, but will be tasked with developing the country's elite players.

The DRCC has launched a new training programme and handbook for interpreters who work specifically in the area of rape and sexual assault.

After an appeal from the families of Christchurch earthquake victims, a third lawyer is being appointed to the Royal Commission, to work specifically with them.

We have a unit that works specifically with international students on improving their language skills.

He told Reuters: This is the first of our opportunities and we're currently working specifically with the malt whisky industry.

Part of this involves working specifically with faith and religious groups, a sector where misconceptions and stigma around HIV remain problematic.

By both doing education and I know they've been working specifically on some policy engagement over the last few years as well.

In her research, Jodie focuses on what works specifically for Māori and Pasifika maths students and also culturally sustaining ways to teach maths.

A project, funded by Comic Relief, is working specifically with women aged 14 to 24 in Greater Manchester.

Modern Meadow, perhaps the best-known biofabrication company, is working specifically on a leather replacement, which the company hopes to bring to market next year.