Sentence examples for He has stipulated from inspiring English sources

I'm told Mick is keen to have a hippyish vibe, and that he has stipulated the closing song will be "All you need is love".

Namely that his politics have evolved, (his politics leaned strongly to the left when he wrote the statements that you refer to) and that he has stipulated that any Jewish eviction of Arabs in 1948 was necessary to prevent "genocide" against the Jewish people.

If he has stipulated that he prefers small Asian women and you are a curvy redhead with a few extra pounds - don't bother - you'd be setting yourself up for a fall.

In his will, he had stipulated that four different institutions three Swedish and one Norwegian should award the prizes.

He lived 18 months after his diagnosis and enjoyed the quality of life he had stipulated to his son.

He told me he had stipulated to the organizers that I receive the same treatment I would expect to receive anywhere else in the world as an ordinary player.

Then, six months later, there was the memorial service, in which Hunter's ashes - as he had stipulated in his will - were fired far across Owl Farm's acres in a rocket.

OTHER ISSUES -- Mr. Blair used comments by Lee Gardner, editor of The Baltimore City Paper, that Mr. Gardner said he had stipulated could not be used with his name attached.

There Mr. Kean entered into an agreement precisely similar to the present: he agreed that he would perform for Mr. Kemble at Drury Lane, and that he would not perform anywhere else during the time that he had stipulated to perform for Mr. Kemble.

(He had stipulated that our meeting was not an interview and I could not quote him directly, and he confessed to the mutual friend who put us in touch that it pained him to impose such conditions, because he didn't want to be the kind of guy who imposes conditions).

The primary inspiration for the title, he said at a Guardian book club event, was President Bush's "grating invocation of 'freedom' as that which the terrorists hated about Americans" But Franzen was not here to preach, and it was not long before he reminded host John Mullan that he had stipulated earlier in the evening that he would not talk about "concepts of freedom".