Sentence examples for rules stipulated in from inspiring English sources

The proposed design procedure is obtained by modifying the rules stipulated in EC8 for steel chevron braced frames.

Additional rules stipulated in design codes for plastic design are mainly to ensure that plastic moments at yielded sections can be maintained and the plastic collapse load achieved without exhibiting local buckling in the cross-sections.

Make sure you follow the rules stipulated in your permit, as many cities have rule regarding hole depth.

Anyone who carries out this task according to the rules stipulated is entitled to a quarter of the money in the pot at that particular time (at the time of writing the total amount donated stands at £9432).

In 1895 the number was occasionally set at five by mutual consent; the rules stipulated five players two years later, and this number has remained ever since.

Added to which the rules stipulated that, if a game reached move 56, Kramnik would have the right to adjourn until the next day and to analyse the adjourned position using Fritz itself, in effect enabling Kramnik to "ask" what it intended to do against whatever variations he was considering playing after the resumption.

League rules stipulated that if he did not sign by October 8 , 1998 he would be required to return to junior for the entire campaign.

These rules are all stipulated in the Sausage Sizzle Starter Pack: an extensive word document outlining everything from health-and-safety regulations through to suggested types of sausages; a "step-by-step process of how Bunnings want the barbecue to be run".

The "half-train rule" stipulated that passenger trains had to be able to split in the case of emergency.

In its wish for full transparency, Astana Pro Team has refused to defend a rider who failed to respect the rules and ethics as stipulated in his contract and who has failed to behave in a manner consistent with other riders in his team and within professional cycling".

Golden Gate asserted that Club Nautica Español de Vela was an "invalid challenger" because it never held a regatta as stipulated in the rules of the "deed of gift," the regulations that govern the America's Cup.