Sentence examples for policy as stipulated from inspiring English sources

First, the central government needs to adhere to the principles guiding the implementation of the decentralization policy as stipulated in the relevant documents and 1982 Act.

Instead, of a two-thirds vote required to affirmatively ratify a "treaty --as streaty --asn treaty --asnstipulated-that governing documentheas been tilted on its head.

Torture was the official policy of the United States government as stipulated by President George W. Bush with the unanimous approval of his national security team -- including Colin Powell.

The majority of the CHWs did not receive monthly supervision visits as stipulated as policy.

Supervision - The majority of the CHWs did not receive monthly supervision visits as stipulated under policy.

Similarly, you may have locks on doors and locks and bars on windows as stipulated in your policy, but you omit to mention that you leave keys in a plant pot in case you forget your keys or for when guests arrive.

Farmers in the EU are under increasing pressure to consider the economic outputs of their activities, but also the environmental and social outcomes, as stipulated in European Commission policy documents, such as the Nitrates Directive (EC 1991, 2002) and the Water Framework Directive (EC 2000, 2007).

The ICU nurses are unclear of the plan as previously policy stipulated that ventilated patients were not transplant candidates.

Therefore, an independent access control administrator (not the archivist else there may be the perception of too much control concentrated by one entity) should review the request, evaluating the credentials of the requestor and the scientific merit of the proposed project as stipulated in the data use policy.

All agreements and policies such as a billing policy in private practice need to have fair terms and conditions as stipulated in the Act.

The argument is whether the Cardiff administration's by now controversial policy of establishing seven areas to develop wind farms, as stipulated in TAN 8, actually plays a part in UK government decisions.