Sentence examples for amount stipulated from inspiring English sources

Now, he too has gone, joining Tottenham Hotspur for €30m (£26.2m), the amount stipulated in his buyout clause.

That player deposits the amount stipulated in his clause (in Herrera's case, €36m) with the league and is then free to move.

Likewise, to save time, any toasted nuts can be used to replace the spiced cashews, but if you do make them, double or triple the amount stipulated in the recipe because they make a great nibble to serve with drinks.

Speaking on BBC Radio 4's Today programme Patten said that the BBC has taken legal advice about whether the payout to Entwistle, which was double the amount stipulated in his contract, might be able to be recouped following the publication of the Pollard report.

However, the Israeli human rights group Gisha says there is now evidence that in the past five weeks fuel supplies have dropped well below even the minimum amount stipulated by the court.

✒ George Entwistle managed to secure a payoff of double the amount stipulated by his contract, and the latest release of BBC expenses offers further testimony to his, er, financial nous – they show that the Lady Jane Grey of BBC director generals even claimed the equivalent of £1.31 for the cost of using an ATM while at the LA Screenings in his previous job as BBC Vision boss.

But his words came as the Evening Standard revealed that an undercover reporter had been allowed to work on railway track in north London with minimal supervision after just six hours' training - less than half the stipulated amount.

Moreover, testing allows students to move ahead when they master a concept, rather than when they have spent a stipulated amount of time staring at the teacher who is explaining it.

They then had to go forward as best they could with what they could get for the stipulated amount of money.Such a process puts a premium on good lawyering, which is exactly where it ought to be, rather than on the strength of the adversary's purse or willpower.Jeffrey Reed Alexandria, VirginiaSIR - Robert Hughes's new book on Rome is not without predecessors ("Noisy and eternal", July 2nd).

Cool-down time means a time cooling a thermal mass from a room-temperature to cryogenic-temperature within a stipulated amount of time.

Like the point driver timed automaton whenever a command is given to the light to change color, its feedback within a stipulated amount of time is awaited.