Sentence examples for stipulated legislation from inspiring English sources

Acknowledging that "man has a moral obligation to respect animals and to have due consideration for their capacity for suffering" (Council of Europe 2005), the EU has stipulated legislation to protect animals that are used for experimental and other scientific purposes (Council of Europe 2005).

Indexation is stipulated by legislation as the rate of the payroll growth.

Land management is inevitably linked to the regulation of activities of its proprietor or operator stipulated by legislation and documents of territorial planning.

Attention was also paid to the number of educators in proportion to children in care, which is higher than in other OECD countries and stipulated by legislation in Finland.

Previously the government had threatened only to reimburse domestic depositors.Before the IMF loan could be agreed, Iceland had to commit to guaranteeing to each depositor the minimum payment of €20,887 (US$26,400), as stipulated under European Economic Area EEAA) legislation that allowed Icelandic banks to operate in the EU.

But the use of these surveillance laws by Scottish authorities has declined since 2012 - the same year a new piece of legislation stipulated requests for communications data could no longer be approved internally, and now had to have judicial approval.

By not conferring the right to life upon fetuses younger than the stipulated period, the legislation has accorded greater weight to the safety and security of expectant mothers who are threatened by their unborn children.

He is the man who proposed the legislation that stipulated 'stuttering" to be a disqualifying condition for Afghan voters -- thereby, eliminating all ballots cast for Abdullah Abdullah.

Since 2009, Korean legislation has stipulated that school health education disseminated by health teachers must be provided to every fifth- and sixth-grade student [ 20].

Patient participation in medical decision making has long been in focus for many reasons: it is an ethically appealing way to promote patients' status and increase their autonomy [ 1], it is associated with better treatment results [ 2- 4], and it is stipulated by health care legislation in many countries [ 5, 6].

The majority of relatives stipulated that adherence to legislation, treatment benefit for the study patient and for future patients, no patient-risk or -discomfort and development of new drugs were important factors if their relative was to participate in an ICU drug trial.