Sentence examples similar to apart from stipulating from inspiring English sources
A clause now stipulates: "Family members living apart from the elderly should frequently visit or send greetings to the elderly persons".
But given that November's spending review has stipulated that no budgets, apart from the NHS itself and schools, are protected from Osborne's cuts, which could be as big as 40%, public health budgets could be decimated from April.
Apart from requiring that ducks have access to a stream, pond or lake, Soil Association standards stipulate a lower stocking density, so they have much more outdoor space.
Apart from Peter's desire to treat the animals well and his obligation to do so under the strict husbandry regulations stipulated by the Home Office, he said treating the animals badly would be counter-productive, because animals forced into participating in experiments would give unreliable results.
Apart from de-worming campaigns, the Vietnamese authorities attempt to combat the high levels of helminth infections by issuing guidelines that stipulate a minimum of six months' composting (retention) for the DVC content [ 11], this minimum period of retention time has also been recommended in other studies and reviews [ 12- 14].
Apart from Simon Mignolet.
And apart from mediocrity?
