Sentence examples for which stipulated a from inspiring English sources

In 2015, Kiev and Moscow signed the "Minsk agreement", which stipulated a ceasefire and a special constitutional status for the rebel-held territories of the Donbass region, which would re-integrate into Ukraine and hold elections.

The precedent set by Cas's decision to rule against the International Olympic Committee's rule 45, which stipulated a mandatory ban of one Olympic Games on top of any original doping sanction, meant the BOA's bylaw was never likely to survive the ruling.

Alternative models of the recruitment process were represented by SCFGs, each of which stipulated a different joint probability for a given string.

In 1989, a federal decree entered into force, which stipulated a fixed ad valorem tax on manufactured products (named IPI) of 42.5% of the price of cigarettes to consumers [ 14].

No act of rebellion against the venue which stipulated an end by 11pm.

In 1870, for instance, the so-called Crémieux decree secured full French citizenship for all Jewish subjects residing in Algeria, whereas Arab Muslims remained under the infamous code de l'indigénat, which stipulated an inferior legal status, essentially until 1962.

In this case, A/B testing relies on certain statistical principles, which stipulate a minimum sample size.

She said exclusivity clauses – which stipulate a period during which authors can't do any other public appearances – were quite common in festival contracts.

"This was due in part to Arnold not understanding the rule, which stipulates a player must declare playing a second ball prior to the playing of the original ball.

Schwarzer, who was with Chelsea last season before moving to Leicester in January 2015, does not meet the official criteria to qualify for a winner's medal, which stipulate a player must have made at least five appearances to receive one.

The St . Petersburgban, which stipulates a fine of up to $16,000 for "advocating" for homosexuality among minors, matched similar bans in a half-dozen other Russian cities, as well as a law banning gay pride parades in Moscow until the year 2112.