Sentence examples for stipulates 1 from inspiring English sources

This alleged "double use of the PSR" stipulates (1) that everything must be explainable, and (2) that it should be (ultimately) explained in terms of intelligibility.

The new plan stipulates 333 minke whales will be killed each year between 2015 and 2027, about one-third of what it previously targeted.

Russian law stipulates 70 days of vacation for pilots each year, but an investigation of Aeroflot found that many pilots were owed 100 back-days, Obodkov said.

She contrasted policies in the UK, in which mothers are offered 39 weeks of paid maternity leave and a total of 52 weeks unpaid to America, where the law stipulates 12 weeks of unpaid leave.

New Zealand and Australia ensure respectively 30 and 28 days of paid leave, and Canada's federal government stipulates 19 paid days, with some provinces adding on additional time.

That percentage managed to grow significantly despite the Child Rights Act (CRA) that was created in 2003, which stipulates 18 as the age of "maturity".

The American Board of Surgery have recommended that a minimum number of 50 colonoscopies be performed during training 5 whereas the UK JAG stipulates 200.

This test recorded the I V curve in agreement with the requirements and procedures stipulated in [13, 14, 15] and [4].

(iii) In the case where p=3, Paris and Vinogradov (2016, formula (2.4)) implies that representation (30) is equivalent to Vinogradov (2008a, formula (14))), since formula (20) stipulates that ({mathcal Z}_{3} = - sqrt {2 lambda + lambda ^{2}/mu ^{2}/mu

She called to tell me she felt violated, because I had written that her contract stipulated 250-thread-count hotel linens.

In fact, even to sustain the current troop numbers in Iraq, America's part-timers will soon have to see more than the currently stipulated 24 months of service.This is worrying, because recruitment is already flagging.