Sentence examples for be stipulated that from inspiring English sources

It should probably be stipulated that the one crucial feature the board is lacking is the ability to actually hover.

To put this matter to bed, I suggest that it be stipulated that the results of any new referendum be binding for the next 100 years.

[ image: /photos/5909530b1c7a8e33fb38aaf2] It can be stipulated that Tom Brady, the quarterback of the New England Patriots, is a good-looking, well-spoken young man.

It can be stipulated that Tom Brady, the quarterback of the New England Patriots, is a good-looking, well-spoken young man.

(It should be stipulated that he was quite neatly dressed in a dark blue pinstripe suit, white shirt and very conservative blue striped tie. His tassel loafers, however, were brown).

By Steve Coll February 1 , 2012[ image: /photos/5909530b1c7a8e33fb38aaf2] It can be stipulated that Tom Brady, the quarterback of the New England Patriots, is a good-looking, well-spoken young man.

Among other clauses it was stipulated that England would support any claims that Louis might get to the Spanish succession.

"With the men's professional clubs in Europe and the J-League, it's stipulated that they must fly business.

However, in an amendment to the Scotland Act of 1978, it had been stipulated that for devolution to be enacted, a mandate consisting of 40% of the electorate had to be achieved.

On top of the money, the state was willing to make sacrifices: from the start, it was stipulated that government funds would be forfeit first in case of financial trouble.

Thirty years ago, when I.B.M. bought the site from the Rockefeller family, it was stipulated that the new office building would blend in with the surrounding landscape and not degrade the meadowland views from the windows, terraces and gardens of the Rockefeller mansions at the family complex nearby in Pocantico Hills.