Sentence examples for In stipulating from inspiring English sources

In stipulating further that the Roman pontiffs, as successors in the Petrine primacy, possess the authority to issue infallible pronouncements in matters of faith or morals, the council cited both Matthew 16:18 ff. and Christ's promise to Peter at the Last Supper: But I have prayed that your own faith may not fail; and once you have turned back, you must strengthen your brothers.

One criticism of these 'transition' frameworks is their inflexibility in stipulating a stage-wise linear approach, treating the population as an undifferentiated unit and in an oversimplification of the transition patterns, which do not fit neatly into either historical periods or geographic locations.

Richard M. Nixon commuted Hoffa's sentence in December 1971, stipulating that he could not engage in any union activity until 1980.

The process of reintegration is in accordance with an Action Plan signed between Head of the CPJP Abdulaye Hissen and UN Representatives in 2011, stipulating the release of all children.

Barbara Hepworth, who died in 1975, stipulated in her will that her Trewyn Studios and adjacent garden in St Ives, Cornwall, would be open to the public.

Congress established the formula in 1997, stipulating that the growth of Medicare spending on doctors' services should not exceed a "sustainable growth rate" set by law.

A string of convictions last week were believed to be the first since a legal ruling in China stipulating that anyone aiding immolations would be charged with murder.

The Conservatives quietly tabled an amendment to the Accountability Act in November 2006, stipulating that convention fees will not be counted as political contributions.

Hyams, who died in December, stipulated in his will that the painting must stay there, still on loan, mind – it's not a gift – thus saving it from being sold abroad.

All animals were housed in cages exceeding the sizes stipulated in said requirements, together with conspecifics in their natural group compositions.

The Ruth L. Kirschstein National Research Service Award from the National Institutes of Health (NIH) in Bethesda, Maryland, stipulates that in the case of "unusual or pressing personal need," a postdoc may submit a request to work less than full-time.