Sentence examples for stipulates changes from inspiring English sources

European legislation has been adopted that stipulates changes to pharmacovigilance requirements, including PSUR reporting.

OCR investigations typically result in a resolution agreement stipulating changes the school must make to address sexual and gender-based violence.

Stenger et al 32 compared an aggressive treatment protocol that stipulated change of DMARD therapy if after 8 weeks CRP decrease was less than 50% in patients with a high risk of developing aggressive disease; the comparator arm on regular therapy was a retrospectively assessed group of high risk patients.

OCR Title IX investigations typically lead to resolution agreements that stipulate policy changes a university must implement to comply with the law.

The Department of City Planning stipulated the change last month.

Following three incidents of undetected NGT misplacement (outside of our ICU), our trust stipulated a change in practice so that only radiologists or ICU consultants were allowed to confirm placement.

He called for changes stipulating that the ultrasound be abdominal rather than vaginal.

Article 96 of the constitution stipulates that any change requires a two-thirds majority in both houses of the Diet, plus the consent of a majority of those voting in a referendum.

Because of the difficulty — the expense, really — of retrofitting existing plants, Congress granted them an exemption but some years later stipulated that if changes were made that went beyond "routine maintenance" the plants would have to be equipped with up-to-date pollution controls.

Nearly half of the Premier League's 20 clubs are under foreign ownership, with rules stipulating that if changes are to be made to the format, 14 clubs must vote in favour of any new reforms.

It is also still difficult to stipulate whether physiological changes are due to transport or the unstable state of the patient [ 12, 19, 24, 26].