Sentence examples for notes stipulates that from inspiring English sources

The 1976 Foreign Sovereign Immunities Act, he notes, stipulates that the property in question "has to be in commercial activity," and the Persepolis tablets, he says, are not.

The 22nd amendment to the constitution, Galen noted, stipulates that if the vice-president takes over with more than two years left in the term, he can only run for re-election once.

The reader should note that the usual construction of a "group-based" model [ 2] stipulates that G be abelian.

He notes that traditional knowledge stipulates that all diseases, including diabetes, can be cured.

Colonel Yahya Saleh, who between 2001 and 2012 commanded Yemen's Central Security Forces, who were also trained by the UK, noted: "They stipulated that we couldn't take their photos, or mention their names; even when we were honoring the American trainers the British avoided having their names mentioned".

Of note, the AKIN staging system stipulates that SCr should increase within 48 hours for AKI to be defined.

It is worth noting that Method B of ASTM E2126-07 sthatlathe thamplitudeplitude of cyclic displacements has to be selected based on fractions of monotonic ultimate displacement.

Nevertheless, we note that the 2009 Pharmaceutical Price Regulation Scheme stipulates that when designing PAS, clarity is required on the exact duration of any agreement and the circumstances in which it might be terminated [ 22] and that NICE schedules regular revisions of its drug appraisals so that the HTA recommendations are subject to change.

But he noted that Verizon Communications had room for improvement, particularly since its contract with the Metropolitan Transportation Authority for phone service stipulates that 95percentt of its coin-operated phones "shall be fully operative and in service at all times".

Again, this stipulates that a3 is clobbered.

The Lax Wendroff theorem stipulates that a discretely conservative operator is necessary to accurately capture discontinuities.