Sentence examples for law stipulated from inspiring English sources

This law, stipulated in the Child Marriage Restriction Act of 1929, has been ruled by the CII as non-compliant with Islamic laws.

The simulation results are analyzed and checked against the tolerance of 1.5 dB deviation from the inverse square law, stipulated in the ISO standard 3745 2003).

The law stipulated that CO2 emissions from vehicles had to be reduced by 30% by 2016.

Ryan said the law stipulated a person remained a senator until a competent body found otherwise.

The law stipulated that small firms could provide their workers with a choice of several insurance plans available on special exchanges.

In contrast, Islamic law stipulated a much fairer division of assets (including some to daughters), but this meant that large estates fragmented.

Irving Mayor Beth Van Duyne has become a hero for conservatives after backing a state law that stipulated that foreign laws do not apply in US courts.

Uganda passed a law that stipulated life imprisonment for "aggravated" homosexuality; a court struck it down on a technicality, but some Ugandan parliamentarians have pledged to revive it.

In the book he calls this "Hammurabi's Code", a 3,800-year-old Babylonian law that stipulated that if a building collapses and kills someone, the builder should be put to death.

The law also stipulated that sugar plantations could not be owned by foreigners.

The tribe filed a lawsuit, arguing that it was following the law as stipulated under the Farm Bill, but a judge tossed the case, issuing a ruling that only states, not Native American tribes, have authority to establish hemp regulations.