Sentence examples for regulation stipulating from inspiring English sources
Last year, the Chinese Human Resources Authority issued a regulation stipulating the same retirement age for female and male division chief/county-level officials and senior professionals, improving women's chances to rise to higher-level management positions.
Furthermore, in 2006, within the codecision procedure, Parliament adopted its Alvaro report on the regulation stipulating the personal data that must accompany transfers of funds and under what conditions.
TransFair USA, the only organisation responsible for fair-trade certification in America, is based in neighbouring Oakland; and in 1999, Berkeley's mayor, Shirley Dean, sponsored a regulation stipulating that all coffee purchased by the city government must be fair-trade.
The regulation stipulating that a player may appear for only one country has been relaxed for those nations taking part in the 2016 Olympics, and when he was picked by Les Bleus he needed to take part in only one major sevens tournament to facilitate the switch.
ABC maintained that an F.C.C. regulation stipulated that its signal could not be pulled in a sweeps month.
Previous regulation stipulated that owners of media outlets 'influencing the public opinion' were prevented from attaining more than 30% of the market.
Mr. Ashcroft said the regulation stipulated that the officials listening in on communications would not be able to pass any information to prosecutors and that none of the information could be used in court without a judge's permission.
The EU's Dublin regulation stipulates that an asylum seeker has to lodge the claim in the first EU country he or she enters and that if the claimant applies elsewhere, he or she can be deported to the first country of entry.
A provision Mr. Corker added to Mr. Dodd's plan to overhaul financial regulation stipulates that even if Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley, or other banks that received funds from the Troubled Asset Relief Program, check out as bank holding companies, they can never leave the Federal Reserve's embrace.
The regulation stipulates that data can only be saved for as long as a need can be demonstrated.
An annex to the regulation stipulates that the ban includes H5N1 and technologies related to the virus along with many other human, animal, and plant pathogens.
