Examples of using Stipulating that in English and their translations into Indonesian
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The Charles Koch Foundation pledged $1.5 million to Florida State University's economics department, stipulating that a Koch-appointed advisory committee select professors
despite party rules stipulating that Congresses be held every four years.
position stipulating that it is pressing its point is unacceptable.
The series of decrees also amended Article V of the kingdom's statute of ruling, stipulating that, from now on, only the sons
For example, suppose that Direct Delivery enters into an agreement with one of its customers stipulating that the customer prepays $600 in return for the delivery of 30 parcels every month for 6 months.
According to a report of June 22, Jiangxi province issued guidelines the previous week stipulating that women more than 14 weeks pregnant must have signed approval from three medical professionals confirming an abortion is medically necessary before any procedure.
His parliamentary interest in arbitration was whetted by Randal Cremer‘s success in guiding through the British Parliament a resolution stipulating that England and the United States should refer to arbitration any disputes between them not settled by the normal methods of diplomacy.
A text stipulating that"any person who renders themselves unrecognisable by covering their face in a public space,
They are not officially recognized as an ethnic group, partly due to a 1982 law stipulating that minorities must prove they lived in Myanmar prior to 1823-- before the first Anglo-Burmese war-- to obtain nationality.
the Holy Roman Empire sign a secret treaty in Sibiu, stipulating that Moldavia would support the actions led by the House of Habsburg against the Ottoman Empire.
An article has appeared in Wired magazine stipulating that Sandholm's AI startup Strategy Robot has inked a deal with the US Army to help their AI wargames effort in a two-year contract worth $10m.
His parliamentary interest in arbitration was whetted by the success of Randal Cremer in guiding through the British Parliament a resolution stipulating that England and the United States should refer to arbitration any disputes between them not settled by the normal methods of diplomacy.
The committee's findings follow complaints by two French women convicted in 2012 under a 2010 law stipulating that“No one may, in a public space, wear any article of clothing intended to conceal the face”.
The measure follows a decree made Monday at a European Union meeting in Brussels that EU members must enforce the open-border Schengen agreement, stipulating that nations can keep out any migrants who do not plan to apply for asylum in that country.
under the rules in place since 1951 stipulating that candidates be 65 or younger.
The edicts agreed upon during the Peace of Westphalia helped lay the foundations for what was to become modern nation states, stipulating that the citizens of the respective nations should be subjected primarily to the laws and of their own governments, and in many ways initiated modern diplomacy in the West.
the Election Law stipulates that the legislative nomination mechanism for women candidates is regulated by political parties, stipulating that each political party is obliged to fulfill a 30% quota for women legislative candidates.
an increasing number of countries have freedom of information laws stipulating that all government information is public unless disclosure is specifically proscribed by law.
under the rules in place since 1951 stipulating that candidates be 65 or younger.
separated from their relations in the Eastern Qing Tombs due to a law stipulating that fathers and sons couldn't be buried in the same graveyard.