Sentence examples for stipulates that even from inspiring English sources
In the first half of the 1990s, said a study published in 1998, more than 10,000 armed crimes were recorded, two-thirds of all violent crimes in China.China certainly has stricter gun-control regulations than the United States, including a law introduced in 1996 which stipulates that even the crude hunting guns commonly used in the countryside must be registered with the police.
A provision Mr. Corker added to Mr. Dodd's plan to overhaul financial regulation stipulates that even if Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley, or other banks that received funds from the Troubled Asset Relief Program, check out as bank holding companies, they can never leave the Federal Reserve's embrace.
Jackson stipulates that, even though these schemes seem to be supporting students, they are usually bolted on to the curriculum rather than being integrated within it, which means that employability is increasingly separate from students' academic development.
The destruction order is based on paragraph 3 of article 82-2 of the SDF Law, which stipulates that even though the possibility of a missile or rocket falling onto Japan is unclear, the SDF can take preventative action.
[ 24] This position can be challenged since Article 4(1) stipulates that even "militias" enjoy this status, a status that al-Qaeda fighters might arguably qualify for.
The E.P.A. has stipulated that even the more stringent regulation would still allow reuse.
But N.C.A.A. rules stipulate that even the intention to enter the draft results in lost eligibility.
Stipulate that even accused war criminals have legal rights (and that should go for suspected terrorists, too).
They lost £9.7m in their promotion season and while the latest accounts do not cover the most recent season in the Premier League they do stipulate that even if Hull stay up this year they will still have to find £16m to survive.
In New York Times Co. v. Sullivan (1964), Brennan created the "right to be wrong"—the speech and press rule stipulating that even false statements about public officials should be entitled to protection under the First and Fourteenth Amendments of the Constitution of the United States unless "actual malice" could be demonstrated.
Again, this stipulates that a3 is clobbered.
