Sentence examples for congress stipulates that from inspiring English sources

The bill passed by Congress stipulates that when there are "well-founded reasons" that prosecutors cannot accompany the armed forces, the attorney general can "temporarily" grant judicial powers to the military.

Congress stipulated that no funds made available to the CDC for injury prevention and control could be used to advocate for or promote gun control.

Congress stipulated that the area where the oyster company operated would be deemed "potential wilderness" until immediately after the incompatible activities ceased.

The European Union stipulates that any reading above 40 micrograms is unsafe.

The so-called Reconciliation Law stipulates that any current prosecutions of relevant cases must be dropped.

(If both measures pass, the California Constitution stipulates that the one with the greatest number of votes takes effect).

The NSEP Service Requirement stipulates that an award recipient work in the Federal Government in a position with national security responsibilities, broadly defined.

Article V of the NATO Charter stipulates that an attack on one member is to be considered an attack on all.

The Internal Revenue Service stipulates that donations should be deducted at the fair market value and suggests that taxpayers use prices at thrift and consignment stores as a guide.

I would like to remind Mr. Baldwin that the City Health Code stipulates that garbage must be put out in proper containers, not indiscriminately "piled".

In principle, no human individual should be rendered stateless: the Universal Declaration of Human Rights stipulates that the right to have or change citizenship cannot be denied.