Sentence examples similar to changes stipulate that from inspiring English sources

He called for changes stipulating that the ultrasound be abdominal rather than vaginal.

And it assumes that they reason about what would be the case if that episode had taken place except for the changes stipulated by the counterfactual assumption (and changes made necessary by logical consequences).

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The rules stipulate that licensed producers cannot enter the lottery.

The Jordanian FDA guidelines stipulate that automatic substitution cannot apply to biologicals, including biosimilars.

Federal guidelines stipulate that PLWH may utilize all FDA-approved medication for smoking cessation.

The report stipulates that action on climate change cannot be funded from the development budget.

But a 1999 Texas appeals court ruling stipulates that, at least for purposes of marriage, medical procedures cannot change a person's sex — you are what you were at birth, period.

Hitler stipulated that the expedition be ready by mid-August.

(Stipulated: that might be no bad thing).

Another change this year stipulates that drivers must stay on the race track at all times and must have a "justifiable reason" if they go off the track and comfortably return to it.