Sentence examples for section stipulating that from inspiring English sources

Last year, the US Copyright Office issued an updated compendium of its policies, including a section stipulating that it would register copyrights only for works produced by human beings.

At the end of the day, he has to negotiate contracts with the BBC and, if that is what they are stipulating, that is what we have to abide by".

Blame Woodward himself for damaging the transition from one World Cup cycle to the next by stipulating that anyone who wanted to play in that year's Six Nations tournament must also pledge his availability for the subsequent summer tour to the antipodes.

The definition of war crimes is very specific, stipulating that large-scale crimes must be committed as part of a government plan or policy in order to come under the court's mandate.

Potential buyers will receive a memorandum of understanding stipulating that most of the apartments will be covered by the federal 20-year rent subsidy program known as Section 8. On 40percentt of the 5,881 apartments, the new owner would be able to charge rents based on an analysis of the rental market, at rates that would require approval by the city and the state.

Still, stipulating that Russia may be behind a pattern of cyber-attacks, the question becomes: why?

My daughter joins me, first stipulating that we acquire some Italian Market prosciutto on the way.

They wind up going to bed together, with Michael politely stipulating that Lisa make as much noise as she likes.

Congress tried to discourage suits by stipulating that victims and their families must select one method of seeking compensation.

Glass wrote a string quartet, in four parts, and Beckett approved the music, stipulating that it " 'only be played in the interstices of the play,' " Glass recalled recently.

Even stipulating that the size or number of entities shouldn't be the primary measure of government value — quality and efficiency are — excess is an expensive national malady.