Sentence examples similar to stipulated resources from inspiring English sources
Although the University of California has not adopted a compensation policy similar to the Cal State plan, regents recently approved a pay raise for the new chancellor at UC San Diego and for the first time stipulated that non-state resources be used to supplement that salary.
The area earmarked for the Olympics falls under a special category – a forest genetic resources preservation area – stipulated in South Korea's forest protection act, according to Youn Yeo-chang, professor of ecological economics and forestry policy at Seoul National University.
Third, legal documents are often issued without taking into account the practicality of implementation; often financial and human resources are not available to fulfill tasks as stipulated.
We stipulated beforehand that we would restrict our selves to evidence from RCTs: our resources were insufficient to allow us to consider other comparative study designs.
All historians in EALAC are affiliated with Columbia's History Department and our graduate students in Chinese history are admitted either through EALAC or History, have access to the courses and resources of both departments, and are expected to fulfill shared requirements as stipulated by the joint History-East Asia Program that bridges the two.
The Branch's policy states that the role of the Bureau is: "To monitor, manage and control the country's water resources in an effective and efficient manner for the benefit of the community, as stipulated in the Water Resources Act 1982".
This includes the inclusion of indigenous knowledge in responding to climate change adaptation, as stipulated by the UNFCCC COP21 Paris Agreement, and the right of indigenous peoples to their land, territories and resources, as stipulated by the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples.
Expect a quick stipulated dismissal.
These conditions are not stipulated.
