Sentence examples for include the stipulation from inspiring English sources

Rules include the stipulation that names should preferably consist of one word, of 16 characters or less; that the word should be pronounceable in as many languages as possible and not offensive in any language or culture; and that names should not be of a commercial nature.

The changes by the Government include the stipulation that a work permit should last for the duration of a contract, instead of the annual review of the number of appearances each season, which was previously required, and the removal of the wages criteria, which stated that clubs had to show they were paying large salaries to foreign players as a measure of their importance to the team.

These guidelines include the stipulation: "We encourage free speech and defend everyone's right to express unpopular points of view.

Just perhaps, it should also include the stipulation that this individual paid some amount of a down payment: 20%, 5%, a dollar.

These include the stipulation that either a parent or grand-parent must have been born in the relevant territory or that the player in question must have spent five years of his life in his adopted nation.

Those conditions include the stipulation that the drone operator has received special night flying testing and training and that the drone be outfitted with lighting designed to prevent collisions visible for "at least 3 statute miles".

The latest edition of the DSM has also changed several of the criteria for anorexia nervosa, including the stipulation that the patient must have stopped menstruating in order to be considered anorexic.

The local community board passed the city's rezoning plan last month with conditions, including the stipulation that future decisions about city-owned property "be carried out pursuant to a transparent, competitive" process.

It is that the seven-page draft curriculum, with its 134 bullet points, including the stipulation that key stage 1 pupils learn about Christina Rossetti and those in KS2 about the Heptarchy, was written by the education secretary himself.

A word with The Independent's travel team led me to EU regulation 261/2004, which includes the stipulation that a carrier is obliged to transfer you to another airline on the intended date if it cancels a flight.

Since some family practitioners have begun using electronic visits, the American Academy of Family Physicians has established guidelines, including the stipulation that a physician should evaluate only established patients virtually, and only over "safe, secure, online communication systems".