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"condition laid down" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe a requirement or rule that has been established or specified by someone in a particular situation. Example: In order to be considered for the job, the candidate must meet all the conditions laid down by the hiring manager, including having at least five years of experience in the industry.
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Consequently, they fulfil the fifth condition laid down in Article 5(1) of the Copyright Directive.
If confirmation is forthcoming, the physician may himself perform the pregnancy termination under the condition laid down in the second paragraph of Article L. 162-2.
173 Acts of reproduction such as those at issue in the main proceedings thus satisfy the fourth condition laid down by that provision.
Few if any checks were made on the suitability of the adopting families – the only condition laid down by Archbishop McQuaid was that they should be practising Catholics.
174 So far as concerns, finally, the fifth condition laid down by that provision, these acts of reproduction carried out in the course of a technological process make access to the protected works possible.
According to the Associated Press, Kucherena said Snowden had accepted a condition laid down by the Russian president, Vladimir Putin, to stop leaking US secrets in return for asylum.
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Lengthy discussion of the rules and conditions laid down for it.
It is difficult to imagine Brazil, for example, accepting policy conditions laid down by China.
"However, the Team's licence is subject to strict monitoring of the conditions laid down.
But this progression is to monitor to ensure compliance with the restrictive conditions laid down by this law.
The interview was conducted under heavy security, Mr. Rather said, and under some strict conditions laid down by the Iraqis.
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