Sentence examples for * stipulate in from inspiring English sources

Guitry wishes to stipulate in contract that ship will not roll.

"I tend to stipulate in my work that the world by its nature already exists in a state of doom rather than being in the process of doom".

The document did stipulate, in Chapter 39, that no "free man," meaning the aristocracy, could be punished without "lawful judgment of his equals".

Traditionally, if a building did stipulate in its bylaws who was to pay the flip taxes, it was the seller, he said.

Even when settlements are hefty, the firm has not in the technical sense won those cases, especially considering that defendants often stipulate in settlements that they admit no wrongdoing, Mr. Ripp said.

And while it is possible to stipulate in the divorce agreement who is to make the monthly payment, that does not absolve the other party from his or her obligation to the lender.

(This was stipulated in his first contract).

Shakespeare stipulated in his will that the second-best bedstead should go to his wife.

She watched him not writing the book stipulated in his contract.

Gentry stipulated in his will that Cheeta should be put down when he died.

Although such elections are stipulated in the constitution, previous governments did not find them politically expedient.