stipulating in English
Use "stipulating" in a sentence
1. For a visa waiver to enter into force Indonesian law stipulating mandatory reciprocity must be changed.
2. (c) whether any country in the above group is stipulating any new condition regarding nuclear supply; and
3. At the very least, Member States should be given the option of stipulating this requirement.
4. Several of them she had given to Scarlet, stipulating that she must pluck and draw them herself.
5. Synonyms for Adverting to include specifying, naming, stating, citing, defining, designating, stipulating, detailing, instancing and itemising
6. They put a clause in the contract stipulating that the work should be finished by next month.
7. A bill of sale might contain a clause stipulating that the slave could not be employed for prostitution, as prostitutes in ancient Rome were often slaves.
8. If you pay for your Google Ads account by money transfer, convenience store or post office, then you've signed an agreement with Google Taiwan stipulating that you owe VAT on your Google Ads charges.
9. 146.3(2)(c)(ii) If a depositary is involved, there must be a clause stipulating that property cannot be pledged, assigned or in any way alienated as security for a loan.
10. 21 In addition, the agreement contained a clause stipulating that UPC would provide a basic cable package the composition and pricing of which would be as set out in the agreement (‘the tariff clause’).
11. The Convention and its Annexed Protocols, while stipulating measures to mitigate humanitarian concerns arising from the use of specific weapons and weapon systems, also take into account their military necessity and strike a balance between the two.
12. A Constitutional Amendment in 1977, adding a section on Fundamental Duties of citizens as part of the Directive Principles of State Policy, carries a clause stipulating promotion of harmony and spirit of brotherhood "transcending religious, linguistic and regional or sectional diversities.”
13. "Covenanted" having been inherited from the East India Company, which required its employes to enter into covenants stipulating that they would serve a term of years under certain conditions, including retirement upon half pay when aged, and pensions for their families after their death.
14. To develop and maintain standards and guidelines for Anthropometry and biomechanics that are based on ergonomics, one domain of the natural sciences, stipulating terminology, methodology and the data of human factors for the purpose of realizing human safety, ease, health and wellbeing, as well as increasing work efficiency.
15. The 23rd May 1253 the Abbot of Belleperche and the Bishop of Toulouse signed an agreement stipulating the sharing of taxes and the creation of different chapel areas and maybe the lands limits setting... This would mean that Larrazet was born as the first bastide of Belleperche in 1253-1254.
16. The Appellees' argument that the prohibition itself is self-emasculating because while stipulating in its first sentence that any unapproved transfer or sublease shall be null and void, it states in the second sentence that "a transfer not previously approved or reported shall be considered sufficient cause for the cancellation of the permit
17. Other suggestions included agreeing on a general mandate for negotiation, so as to commence the work, albeit without stipulating at this stage the scope of the future convention; and calling for a moratorium on such activities, although it was cautioned that the General Assembly did not have the authority to impose a binding moratorium on States.
18. Welcomes Russia's decision to assist the EU in carrying out its peace-keeping operation in Chad and the Central African Republic, and supports the statement by Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov and the EU High Representative Javier Solana stipulating that cooperation between Russia and the EU on crisis management would not be limited to Russia's participation in the abovementioned EUFOR Tchad/RCA operation and that both parties are ready to sign a framework agreement on this subject based on ‘equitable partnership and cooperation’;