Sentence examples similar to stipulation designated from inspiring English sources
As part of the Alaska National Interest Lands Conservation Act (ANILCA), a number of National Parks and Preserves were designated in Alaska with the stipulation that traditional resource uses be protected, including access to inholdings and other lands within them, and the continued subsistence harvest of fish and game (Willis 1985).
"This assembly will be designated the p229 Colombian council," stipulated the constitution, "it will have the sole power to make laws for the entire American federation". As in the project of 1790, stipulations resembling those in the United States Constitution were made for the amendment of the fundamental law.
Because we are on the designated Olympic site we are subject to the same insurance stipulations as other workers.
Reuters reports that the new rules in Greece include stipulations for ride-hailing companies including requiring that each trip start and end in the fleet partner's designated headquarters or parking area — something Uber does not do.
Next, the notary went over some stipulations regarding opening hours (the pieces had to go on as long as the venue showing them was open), installation (by Sehgal or a designated representative), photography (none), and resale (only by oral contract).
The Secretary or an impartial representative designated by the Secretary may hold hearings when there is a complaint of breach or violation of a representation or stipulation included in a contract under section 6502 of this title.
Both are designated landmarks.
That stipulation guarantees that a farmworker can designate a third party, such as a lawyer, to obtain information from the grower about what chemicals the worker has been exposed to.
Mr. Savage's byline appeared on the Oct. 19 article reporting the deal's collapse when county officials rejected the newspaper's stipulation for a $1-a-ticket 1-a-ticket 1-a-ticketdsurchargeed for Herald-designathe charities.
