Sentence examples for the process stipulates from inspiring English sources

The process stipulates that three independent translators with Greek as their native language and an advanced level in English language translated the questionnaire into Greek ("translation forward").

Briefly, the process stipulates that all candidate features are numbered and assigned a value of 0 (not selected as a member of a feature set) or 1 (selected).

Though the NONSTA process is the most general time-homogeneous Markov process, it is still simplistic and imposes a severe constraint on the evolution of base composition: if two leaf nodes are at the same distance from the root, then the process stipulates that the corresponding sequences must have the same composition.

The new standard DIN EN 2304-1 [9] to ensure the quality requirements of bonding processes stipulates that the process must be monitored.

They said that because both sides in the case, which was decided in the lower courts without a trial, had stipulated to the "viewpoint neutrality" of the process for allocating the activity fees to student groups, the court should simply have found the process constitutional without having to "impose a cast-iron viewpoint-neutrality requirement" as part of the First Amendment analysis.

The analogical reasoning theory stipulates that providing relevant examples of cases showing the process of problem-solving can enable learners to make useful analogical inferences when confronted with new problems [ 10].

The companies had stipulated that any cancer patient could participate, a standard practice to speed the process of settling on a safe dose before moving on to a larger, Phase 2 trial.

The process of reintegration is in accordance with an Action Plan signed between Head of the CPJP Abdulaye Hissen and UN Representatives in 2011, stipulating the release of all children.

This would require that WHO broker the process of having researchers, drug developers and national governments institute legally binding contracts before the trials commence, to stipulate how nations would have access to the developed vaccines and medications.

"I tend to stipulate in my work that the world by its nature already exists in a state of doom rather than being in the process of doom".

No law requires a state to hold presidential primaries or caucuses, no law stipulates that nominees be chosen at conventions and no law regulates presidential debates -- yet those are the main events in the process of selecting a president.