Sentence examples for Stipulating conditions from inspiring English sources

Data subjects would pool their data forming a trust, stipulating conditions under which data could be shared.

A breakthrough came only after Nokia stipulated conditions to negotiating, including the requirement that Microsoft set up a financing source for Nokia.

A free treat now comes with strings attached; but if you're going to stipulate conditions, forcing people to buy themselves a biscuit is definitely at the benign end of the scale.

It also stipulates conditions for the introduction of new technologies and procedures as well as new entitlements.

IBAMA in Brazil, which stipulates conditions on various conservation measures, does not have a role in the actual management of fisheries, nor doe it have adequate resources to enforce the regulations.

The council gave preliminary approval to proposed changes to the municipal code ordinance stipulating the conditions that constitute a public nuisance and the abatement process.

The council voted unanimously to approve proposed changes to the municipal code ordinance stipulating the conditions that constitute a public nuisance and the abatement process.

Russian government decree No. 218 stipulates conditions for state corporations to enter the joint R&D projects, to be described below.

Many agreements stipulate conditions even below legal standards, although the proportion of agreements with sub-minimal norms appears to have decreased from about one-half to one-fifth of all agreements between 2005 and 2009, according to the state's inspectorate.

Various writers have stipulated necessary conditions that any theory of the mind must meet, and on some accounts these conditions include the explication of various mental states as understood by common sense.

If you are in academic difficulty when you initiate a health leave, the college may stipulate additional conditions for your return.