Sentence examples for states stipulated from inspiring English sources

Data collection on disability (and rehabilitation) is a key obligation of States stipulated in Article 31(1) of the CRPD, under which " States Parties undertake to collect appropriate information, including statistical and research data, to enable them to formulate and implement policies to give effect to the present Convention".

Mr. Angelos's original contract with the state stipulated fees totaling 25percentt of the settlement.

Based on a group of tests on RC beams for maximum crack width, model uncertainty in complicated expressions for the limit state stipulated by China code for design of concrete structures for concrete beams was estimated.

Irving Mayor Beth Van Duyne has become a hero for conservatives after backing a state law that stipulated that foreign laws do not apply in US courts.

Saudi diplomacy is throwing its weight behind the revival of the Arab initiative, clarifying its terms to persuade Israel of the seriousness of the commitments contained in it, for example as regards full normalization in return for ending the Israeli occupation and establishing the Palestinian state - as stipulated during the Arab summit in Beirut, which had officially adopted the initiative.

Last June, after seven months in confinement, Max returned home under a mediated agreement among the family, town officials and the state's Department of Agriculture that stipulated Max would have to continue obedience training, go on a specific diet and exercise plan and have regular vet checkups to ensure a properly functioning thyroid.

Further, respondents mentioned potential sanctions for noncompliance with contractual agreements governing their relations more than sanctions stipulated in state laws or regulations.

The application process is rigorous, so as to ensure each production has solid financial backing and stipulated in-state spending, employment, filming locations and other key logistical information.

Section 5 of the 1965 act stipulated that certain states and other jurisdictions needed federal approval before making any changes to their voting law.

The Blaine amendment stipulated that "no state shall make any law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof".

Federal prosecutors said they would seek to admit a 35-page list of stipulated facts from the state trial.