Sentence examples for stipulates any from inspiring English sources
The EU already has a development relationship with sub-Saharan African nations, known as the Cotonou Agreement, that stipulates any citizen from, say, Zambia, can be returned without any bureaucratic hold-ups.
It does not stipulate any punishments for people who neglect their parents.
"Because one cannot completely isolate climate change as a cause, however, it is difficult, if not impossible, to stipulate any numbers".
The amendment would authorize the president to open service to blacks for manual labor jobs or (much as the new confiscation bill would stipulate) any other task they could handle — which presumably might include combat duties.
The Constitution did not stipulate any limit on presidential terms indeed, as Alexander Hamilton wrote in Federalist 69: "That magistrate is to be elected for four years; and is to be re-eligible as often as the people of the United States shall think him worthy of their confidence".
For insatiable claims, to stipulate any level at which one is or ought to be sufficiently satisfied is arbitrary.
In case of container ships, whether corrosion addition is required differs according to classification society with some not stipulating any such requirements.
"In particular, legislation of the Russian Federation does not stipulate any restrictions or differentiation of the rights and responsibilities of citizens on the basis of sexual orientation.
The Constitution does not stipulate any procedure for the removal of a member besides disqualification and the member's own resignation.
There is no constitutional provision stipulating any qualifications for voters, and as the Act is an ordinary piece of legislation the disqualifying factors may be changed by a simple majority (more than 50%) of votes in Parliament.
Nor does the law stipulate any upper age limits for IVF use or precisely clarify acceptable research involving un-implanted embryos, although a high court recently ruled they could not be destroyed, but instead must be cryopreserved or donated in order to preserve "right to life and dignity".
