Sentence examples for rules stipulated that from inspiring English sources

Contest rules stipulated that all work scrapbook artists submitted had to be solely their own.

Rules stipulated that there should have been six litres of water per day for each soldier.

Even before KERS, the rules stipulated that a car must weigh a minimum of 605 kilograms, including driver.

The rules stipulated that for each pair, one person, the giver, could cede a part of their money to the other, the trustee.

I.O.C. rules stipulated that he must give up his executive board seat in July and his membership at the end of the year.

Once, the rules stipulated that an artist, to be recognised as new and, hence, important, must paint large-scale narratives - "histories" like Copley's painting of Watson and the Shark.

The new rules stipulate that men who were baptized as Catholics and subsequently became Anglicans cannot become priests.

(FIS rules stipulate that only contests sanctioned by its member national associations count towards Olympic qualification; the top tour events do not meet this criterion).

Those rules stipulate that donors must be fully informed that any embryo donated for research would be destroyed in the process and that there are other choices for disposing of surplus embryos.

Mr. Martín and two matadors who won ears on their second fights had to surrender their trophies, too, since the European rules stipulate that bulls be destroyed in their entirety.

The rules stipulate that licensed producers cannot enter the lottery.