Sentence examples for regulations stipulate that from inspiring English sources

"The Uefa disciplinary regulations stipulate that manager may not communicate with his team during a fixture for which he is suspended and may follow the game from the stands only".

The proposed regulations stipulate that cannabis be sold in white packaging, with a bright red stop-sign graphic featuring a cannabis leaf symbol and "THC," along with a bright yellow health warning.

Park regulations stipulate that an armed park ranger accompany you.

However, regulations stipulate that such a meeting cannot be held until 60 days after the AGM.

Now, regulations stipulate that new investors may not initially buy more than 40% of a local bank.

The new regulations stipulate that "deserters" who left Cuba long ago can legally regain their right to live there.

Article Five, Paragraph Three of Fifa's regulations stipulates that, while players can be registered for a maximum of three clubs from July 1 until June 30 the following year, they are eligible to play for only two in that time.

The current regulations stipulating that male competitors must be under 23, with three over-age players allowed per squad, came in at the 1992 Barcelona Games.

But federal regulations stipulated that doctors first must be certified to prescribe the medication.

Overall study findings suggest that maternal health in urban Burkina Faso benefits from a set of relatively well-enforced regulations and policies, including subsidized low-cost delivery, free ANC, regulations stipulating that women need at least one ANC to deliver in a hospital, and the prohibition of TBAs from assisting deliveries.

22 The 2010 Directorate-General report also cites a 2000 report to the European Commission suggesting that cadmium levels in fertilizers could warrant regulations stipulating that phosphates for fertilizers used within the EU undergo treatment to remove virtually all traces of the metal.