Examples of using Stipulating in English and their translations into Swedish
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An agreement stipulating the parent with whom the child will primarily reside is clearly not needed in such cases.
contain aclause stipulating that respect for human rights is an«essential element» of the accord.
Stipulating that, for reasons of clarity, the budgetary rate for the ecu is the only one to be used.
an export licence or advance-fixing certificate stipulating a compulsory destination.
A Declaration was added to the Treaty of Amsterdam, stipulating that sports federations have a certain autonomy.
Perhaps it might have been better to make the application criterion simpler, stipulating only a percentage, which might have given a more representative result.
Work programmes are established- together with the stakeholders- stipulating the priorities for a specific period.
It falls into the scope of the present initiative to complement the Landfill Directive by stipulating concrete requirements as regards the treatment of WEEE.
Formalise the individual's right to high-quality certified training, stipulating a number of training hours per year for all workers,
Stipulating that obtaining the CE mark is dependent on a Declaration of performance,
Such objectives may in particular justify stipulating a mandatory retirement age
Such objectives may in particular justify stipulating a mandatory retirement age
The amendment(N°3) stipulating a minimum traffic volume of bulk-freight for intermodal inland ports.
The amendment makes the principle clearer, by stipulating that the performance of the contract may only begin after the consumer has given approval.
The U.S. Congress passed the Army Appropriations Act, stipulating the conditions for the withdrawal of United States troops remaining in Cuba following the Spanish-American War.
Furthermore, stipulating that the certification bodies must be accredited could lead to distortions stemming from differences between the various Member States where accreditation is concerned.
The EESC proposes that the opportunity should now be taken to send out a strong message to criminals and to citizens seeking reassurance, by stipulating more stringent penalties.
The Agreement provides greater transparency by stipulating that anti-dumping decisions must be notified immediately to the Committee on Anti-dumping Practices, established by the Agreement.
Improving the quality of enforcement operations by stipulating that there should be a lead coordinating enforcement body within each Member State;
That ensures intergenerational economic subordination to men by stipulating that a woman's inheritance can be no more than half that of a man.