Examples of using As stipulated in English and their translations into Malay
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promote the right of Palestinian refugees to return to their homes as stipulated in UN Resolution 194.
All such information collected by this site, as stipulated by Republic of China law,
All such information collected by this Site, as stipulated by the laws of the Republic of China,
Rate Regulation as stipulated under the Communications and Multimedia Act 1998,
the delivery date as stipulated in the contract will be issued equipment,
Rate Regulation as stipulated under the Communications and Multimedia Act 1998,
which is determined by the duration of his stay in the country as stipulated under Section 7 of the Income Tax Act 1967.
All such information collected by this site, as stipulated by the law of the Republic of China,
these critical voices may have a basis, but at the same time I also felt that the police should be given its rights as stipulated in our contract with the government.
The rate of tax depends on the individual's resident status, which is determined by the duration of his stay in the country as stipulated under Section 7 of the Income Tax Act 1967.
The graduates will have a high level of proficiency in English by fulfilling the language exit requirement as stipulated by the institute, as well as lifelong learning skills and are able to appreciate moral
the transfer fees plus default interest as stipulated by law to You if a money transfer failed
All such information collected by this site, as stipulated by the law of the Republic of China,
All such information collected by this site, as stipulated by Republic of China law,
All such information collected by this site, as stipulated by Republic of China law,
an enterprise that comes under the definition of an SME as stipulated by the National SME Development Council(NCSC).
powers” to Great Britain in 1946 was considered a violation of the contract as stipulated(5), the turnover of the territory to Malaysia in 1963, consequently illegal.
to limit global temperature rise to 1.5°C above pre-industrial levels as stipulated in the Paris Agreement
up to RM10,000 in fine as stipulated by Section 87 of the Subordinate Courts Act 1948.
Despite the introduction of the Rounding Mechanism, the one-sen coin remains a legal tender and can be used as means of payment for any transaction as stipulated in Bank Negara Malaysia Act 1958(Central Bank of Malaysia Act 1958).