Sentence examples for stipulating among from inspiring English sources

They also helpfully include Austria's customs regulations, stipulating among other things that visitors may only bring in "one camera, with 12 plates or two rolls of film", which sounds rather stingy.

In France, the Loi Cherpion, passed last year, strengthens the legal rights of interns — stipulating, among other things, that interns working for more than two months must receive the minimum wage.

The latter comment illustrates the reports of the vast majority of professionals that there is structured follow-up of patients, which is motivated by reimbursement of care professionals on the basis of performance indicators stipulating, among others, that patients should be seen in general practice at least four times per year.

Loan.com's "bill of rights" stipulates, among other things, that companies give prospective borrowers "upfront, full disclosure of all lending fees," and they act as borrowers' advocates.

The 24-page media briefing document for the Orange British Academy Film Awards stipulates, among other things, a dress code for male journalists: collared shirt, tie and dark-coloured suit jacket.

[4] The treaty, which stipulated among other things that all villages north of the Pyrenees would be French, created the Spanish exclave of Llivia: north of the mountains, but a town rather than a village.

It stipulates, among other things, standardised forms that all patent offices must accept, basic standards for electronic submission of patents, and mechanisms to avoid loss of rights due to non-essential formalities or unintentional delays.

Although these members could not veto constitutional amendments, a unanimous vote was required during the first 10 years to alter the Declaration of Rights component of the constitution, which stipulated (among other matters) that, if land was acquired for settlement schemes, there must be "prompt payment of adequate compensation…remittable within a reasonable time to any country outside Zimbabwe".

The Yemeni site Al Sahwa published (www.alsahwa-yemen.net/view_news.asp?sub_no=6_2010_04_08_77301) the draft law that stipulates, among other things, that journalists cannot uplink to satellites from mobile stations without government permission and that journalists are barred from using videophones.

These laws stipulate, among other things, that the attending physician should consult an independent colleague to judge whether the substantive criteria of due care have been met.

Health care reform was declared one of its top priorities for 2006 and in November 2005 they stipulated, among others, the promotion of incentives for better coordination of care, to raise efficiency and to improve quality of care [ 29].