Sentence examples for work stipulates from inspiring English sources

For example, whether or not the existence of childcare work stipulates this opportunity cost.

This doesn't mean a free for all - the idea is that the author of the work stipulates restrictions - usually to stop people from selling or profiting from the content.

The old national agreement that used to regulate our work stipulated that we should be paid within six weeks for each job.

When he briefed the then newly emerging architect appointed for the work, Alfred Waterhouse, Owen stipulated, 20 years after the publication of The Origin of Species by Means of Natural Section, that the building should celebrate the wonder and awe of creation.

She added: "It is important to acknowledge that the EU working time directive stipulates a maximum of 48 hours per week.

(This pertains to how many hours per normal/average work week are stipulated in your contract) ___ hours ◦ I do not work at this time 19.

Cuff sizes were selected according to the NHBPEP working group, which stipulates that the cuff bladder width should cover 50%to75%5% of the mid-arm circumference.

Although Oklahoma law stipulates that "work release placement is not a voluntary program," participants are entitled to any wages that might be left from their jobs at fast-food shops and thrift stores after fines, fees, taxes, and incarceration costs are subtracted.

Indeed, the point estimates of ORs in Models 1 and 2 were the highest among those who worked 8 9 h/day, and we observed a dip among those who worked 9 10 h/day in Models 1 to 3. The increased ORs among those who worked 8 9 h/day, however, could be partially explained by the effect of the Labour Standards Law, which stipulates that working hours be limited to 40 h/week.

In agreeing to work with Epic, he stipulated that the Irondale Center be rented for eight weeks of rehearsals.

His grandfather, who believed his heirs should work for a living, stipulated in his will that the money he lent his grandson in 1935 be repaid.