Sentence examples for regulations stipulating from inspiring English sources

Experts said that the Japanese assess the earthquake risk in any area where it builds a plant, with regulations stipulating they must be designed to withstand a 6.5-magnitude quake.

In 1673 Louis produced regulations stipulating that the court's remonstrances against royal enactments sent to it could in future be made only after the laws concerned had been registered.

There is, however, some good news for punters: if no-one wins the jackpot in Wedneday's draw, Camelot, the National Lottery operator, will for the first time enact new regulations stipulating that the jackpot must be won by somebody.

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.

He pointed out that there is a clause in its disciplinary regulations stipulating that any repeat of a similar offence within five years can be taken into account.

Among these agencies, the Department of Health is responsible for the safety and labelling of GM foods, and has promulgated regulations stipulating the labelling of food products containing GM ingredients.

Park regulations stipulate that an armed park ranger accompany you.

Playing regulations stipulated that he could do this each morning if it had rained the night before.

Luis kept the classic cut, military style, his hair two fingers above his shirt collar, as the regulations stipulated.

If a manufacturer wanted to build a supercharged engine, the regulations stipulated that its capacity could be no more than 750cc.

Women volleyball players wear tight shorts, and in beach volleyball, an Olympic sport played in bikinis, the regulations stipulate a maximum size for their uniforms.