Sentence examples for rules stipulating from inspiring English sources

But most countries also have rules stipulating that these activities should be sustainable.

The fines the Union said Thursday that it might impose are based on provisions in the rules stipulating that violators pay €100 for each ton of carbon dioxide not covered by a permit.

New counter-terror rules stipulating stringent checks on all external speakers at universities and further education colleges have been delayed and are now unlikely to come into force until the autumn.

Then Apple abruptly changed the rules, stipulating that any publisher selling a digital subscription on a website must also make the same subscription offer within the app, from which Apple would take a 30% cut.

The Argentinian midfielder played for the Brazilian club Corinthians after last summer's World Cup before joining West Ham, with Fifa's rules stipulating a player can play for only two clubs from July 1 until June 30 the next year.

The documentary unpacks the factors conspiring against the project — all the things that don't apply at Penn South — among them inadequate money set aside for maintenance and unfathomable welfare rules stipulating that no able-bodied man could live in a home where the woman received government aid.

Democratic National Committee rules stipulate that contests in Iowa and New Hampshire must come before those in other states.

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

Major League Baseball rules stipulate that one cannot own one team and have a stake in another.

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

The rules stipulate that no "commercially available kits" can be used.