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〜koto ni natte iru

〜こと　に　なって　いる〜koto ni natte iru
it is stipulated that
From Lesson 67:Starting a new job orientation·Hardcore Japanese

Usages of 〜koto ni natte iru

社員証しゃいんしょう　を　携帯けいたいする　こと　に　なって　います。syainsyou wo keitaisuru koto ni natte imasu.
It is stipulated that we carry our employee ID cards.
配属はいぞく　の　前まえ　に　研修けんしゅう　を　受講じゅこうする　こと　に　なって　います。haizoku no mae ni kensyuu wo zyukousuru koto ni natte imasu.
Before our departmental assignment, it is stipulated that we attend training.
退勤たいきん　の　前まえ　に　打刻だこくする　こと　に　なって　います。taikin no mae ni dakokusuru koto ni natte imasu.
It is stipulated that we clock out before leaving work.
入社にゅうしゃ　の　日ひ　は、　書類しょるい　を　持参じさんする　こと　に　なって　います。nyuusya no hi ha, syorui wo zisansuru koto ni natte imasu.
On the day we join, it is stipulated that we bring documents.
更衣室こういしつ　で　制服せいふく　に　着替きがえる　こと　に　なって　います。kouisitu de seihuku ni kigaeru koto ni natte imasu.
It is stipulated that we change into our uniforms in the changing room.
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