Sentence examples for stipulates the implementation of from inspiring English sources
For instance, radar systems in the 5-GHz band are protected from interference caused by WLAN devices by a regulation that stipulates the implementation of a detection and avoidance mechanism, for example, dynamic frequency selection (DFS) into WLAN devices [17].
In this same article 7 the Convention also stipulates that "States Parties shall ensure the implementation of these rights in accordance with their national law and their obligations under the relevant international instruments in this field".
The Austrian Healthcare and Nursing Act of 1997 [ 24] explicitly stipulates the documentation of nursing diagnoses, whereas comparable German laws only regulate the implementation of the nursing process in a very general manner.
One of the conditions Mr Brian stipulated for approval of the event was the implementation of a detailed Osprey Management Plan, including monitoring of the nests, banning the use of fireworks at the festival and any use of access tracks adjacent to the nests.
Legitimacy of mAb in China has gained momentum owing to the implementation of government policies stipulated in the "The Eleventh Five-year Plan" in 2007, as well as national projects such as the "973 Program" and "863 Program", among others.
WSMO stipulates the existence of different types of mediator which implement the matches found.
Evidence-Based Medicine (EBM) stheusetes the use of the best available external scientific evidence in clinical decision making.
It stipulates the removal of 18 variables from a dataset as summarized in Box 1.
It also stipulates the provision of regular reports, including on the utilization funds by the Districts.
In the case of the Field Programme, appropriate resources for the implementation of gender-sensitive activities will be stipulated in the programme and project documents to the extent possible.
A Food and Nutrition Policy that recognises the right to adequate food was also adopted with a leading principle stipulating that a rights-based approach would be adopted in the implementation of food and nutrition programmes [ 10].
