Sentence examples for stipulation has not from inspiring English sources

22, 23 Uganda's national standards and implementation framework for newborn care services stipulate that antibiotics to treat newborn infection should be available at the first-level health facilities (i.e., HCII), but this stipulation has not been operationalized.

Since 1988, however, with the effective zero quota set inside US waters, this last stipulation has not applied, although monitoring of the marine mammal take has been continued outside the US EEZ by Japanese observers.

This stipulation has now been dropped.

When it comes to the competitive damage caused by Google's behavior with Android, as the Commission sees it, Vestager's view is that the way Google controls the ecosystem with stipulations and incentives has not only impacted the search market but has more generally led to a "stifling of competition" — and even to "restricting innovation in the wider space".

Conversely, CTC in the BCSP is relatively novel and has not been subject to similar stipulations.

Pennsylvania has not yet rejected a film for violating its stipulation that publicly supported movies should "tend to foster a positive image" of the state.

"It is clear that the stipulation that there was to be no unauthorised exit from the base has not been adhered to and the consequences have been unacceptable.

Then, if you signed any contracts or agreements when you were hired or promoted, take a careful look at them and see if there are any stipulations you have not followed that they could use against you.

She said that the issue had come to a head recently because Reuters had asked for a review of the now dated stipulations and this had not been sorted out before today's Turner prize launch event.

This innocent-sounding stipulation has a big effect.

The stipulation has become known as the "guard exclusion".