Sentence examples for documents stipulating from inspiring English sources

Though we didn't examine all the documents stipulating these quality control procedures in each examination board, we believe the practices that they reported, to a large extent, reflect the nature and validity of their quality control procedures.

But he is requiring curators to discuss any provocative art with him beforehand and sign a document stipulating that work found offensive by tenants will be removed within 24 hours.

The public relations team behind her recent film A Mighty Heart made the mistake of printing out a legal document stipulating that interviews 'could only be used to promote the picture'.

He suggests that they draft a formal document stipulating that they will make monthly payments on their loans, rather than paying their parents back when they sell the apartment.

The document stipulated that henceforth this area should be administered by Egypt.

The document stipulates that when E.P.A. employees develop new policies on, say, toxic chemicals or fine-particle pollution (also known as soot) they must rely only on research whose underlying data has been made available to the general public.

"The cease-fire document stipulates the opening of the crossings, all the crossings, and not just Rafah," he said at a news conference in Cairo after the Egyptian-brokered truce took hold.

The Ecuadorian government partially lifted restrictions Assange's internet access at the weekend, but the document stipulates that the WikiLeaks founder will only be allowed to use the embassy wifi for his personal computer and phone.

The Geneva document stipulates that the final settlement would have a "specific long-term duration to be agreed upon". What constitutes a "long-term duration" is likely to be a subject of much contention, with the Iranians pressing for little time and U.S. officials insisting on a longer period.

The document stipulates that "no agreement between the EU and the United Kingdom may apply to the territory of Gibraltar without agreement between the Kingdom of Spain and the United Kingdom". In other words, London will have to negotiate directly with Madrid on any Brexit-related arrangements affecting Gibraltar.

The document stipulated that the Education Department would pay nonprofits a "market-based rate" for servicing duties.