Sentence examples for which are stipulated from inspiring English sources

Deepwater oil and gas exploration and development projects involve interests of many parties, which are stipulated in complicated contract clauses.

With the aggregator-based offers, the proposed FLECH market has the ability to promote small scale DERs (upto 5 MW) for actively participating in trading flexibility services, which are stipulated accommodating the various requirements of DSO.

The committees supervise and conduct investigations within their respective competency and exercise powers which are stipulated by law.

According to Datuk Dr. Raj, SUHAKAM is committed to building a protective environment for children and reducing violence, harm and exploitation of children in line with the functions of SUHAKAM, which are stipulated in the Human Rights Act of 1999.

Also we used Apoptosis Repressor with a Caspase recruitment domain (Heikaus et al., 2008; Jo et al., 2004) instead of bifunctional apoptosis regulator (BAR) to better represent the inhibition of caspase-8, which was stipulated by (Eissing et al., 2004).

For each adjustment process X k, the process α k X k represents additional incoming or outgoing cash flows for the hedger, which are either stipulated in the clauses of the contract or imposed by a third party (for instance, the regulator).

The results also indicate that random combination of the initial geometric imperfections between columns and braces leads to the randomness of mid-height horizontal bracing forces in compression or in tension, so that the design bracing forces can be reasonably reduced which are smaller than those stipulated in GB50017-2003, Eurocode3-1992 and AS4100-1998.

Formal diagnosis of PCV requires indocyanine green angiography, which was not stipulated as a mandatory test in the VIEW 2 study.

In those earlier works, the artist or a friend of the artist performs a series of stipulated movements, which are captured on a videotape for display in a gallery or museum.

In the global debate, the potential benefits of circumcision in relation to HIV infection has largely had a biomedical focus, thereby ignoring the very important core of traditions and the context in which it is stipulated.

Other participants also appreciated this inter- and transdisciplinary exchange of views and trying to come to a joint understanding of issues, which also was stipulated as an important part of the task ahead of reaching common goals like the one formulated in the workshop.