Sentence examples for To stipulated from inspiring English sources
verb
To require (something) as a condition of a contract or agreement.
Participating preferred stock, in addition to stipulated dividends, receives a share of whatever earnings are paid to the common stock.
Using a satanic arithmetic, prison governors worked out how many prisoners would have to be hanged to bring the numbers down to stipulated levels, even taking into account the time remaining in the inmates' sentences.
Intake of DCP, TDN and ME was close to stipulated NRC requirements.
The hatching of cocoons was determined to stipulated incubation, and the number of progeny emerged per cocoon was recorded.
Pesticide users' inability to adhere to stipulated instructions leads to pesticide exposure not only to themselves but to the general public and the environment.
In addition to stipulated energy expenditure and economy tariff vision, energy conservation and a building efficiency policy should be considered for PV.
The groupings were chosen to ensure that each request would not be too onerous for an HEI to respond to, as stipulated under the UK's FOI law.
Fire protection engineers are involved in the assessment of hazards and the selection of fire protection strategies which can reduce the risk to an acceptable level according to the stipulated goals and objectives.
A network of arbitrary size is constructed by assembling cylindrical pore segments of equal length and pseudo-random number generation is used to assign pore diameters according to any stipulated size distribution function.
However, the optimal conditions of AOAS were not able to reduce the concentration of leachate sample to a stipulated permissible discharge limit enforced by Malaysia DOE.
In late January 2011, Gaga released the lyrics of the song, before announcing that she planned to release the single two days prior to its stipulated date.
