Sentence examples for the text stipulates from inspiring English sources
The text stipulates that humanitarian supplies be permitted entry with minimal interference, and that coal originating from outside the DPRK be allowed to traverse the port of Rajin, near the Russian border — an inclusion made at the request of Moscow.
Problematically, the draft text stipulated that the emissions of developing nations should peak by 2020, while it did not force Annex I countries to commit to specific emissions reductions.
To Democrats' surprise, 36 states left the job to Uncle Sam. Unfortunately Obamacares text stipulates that subsidies are available through exchanges "established by the State".
In this research, the selective firming is illustrated along three dimensions: firstly, actors view laws as the embodiment of central government guidance and the texts that stipulate rules.
Consistent with the split of the state into the abstract and concrete levels, laws have also been given a dual role, as the embodiment of central government guidance and the texts that stipulate rules, when help constructing two different state-individual relationships.
However, the text of the truce stipulated that issues such as access to the borders, free movement for Gazans and the transfer of goods would be dealt with "after 24 hours".
As stipulated in your decision letter, the text has been carefully edited to remove any mention of the possible Golgi tethering function of KIF1C; instead it focuses entirely on our evidence that Rab6 interacts with KIFC1, and KIF1C is needed for proper Golgi organization.
The Arkansas Supreme Court did not bypass or override the text in favor of an intention it came up with; it stipulated one intention that produced a text it found reasonable and rejected another intention that would have produced a text others might have found reasonable.
This concern is addressed in the text.
Similarly, the US Food and Drug regulations stipulate that results from animal-based research should be included in applications if it has been conducted (e.g. s. 314.50), but the plain meaning of the text is that it is not mandated.
