Sentence examples for be stipulating from inspiring English sources
verb
To require (something) as a condition of a contract or agreement.
A theorist may be attempting to analyze the meaning of our ordinary concept of rights, or he may be stipulating a definition of "rights" within her own ethical, political or legal theory.
Many unions have demanded that equal pay for equal work be stipulated in their contracts.
For example, informally negotiated agreements can be stipulated as additional conditions when a permit granted by a government agency.
It should be stipulated here and now that Strauss and Flower have not made England a great team.
By "club", it should be stipulated that the events Jem has hosted here since the early Nineties hardly reflect what's happening in the UK.
Let it be stipulated at the outset that under the law of the land George W. Bush is the country's duly elected head of state.
Yes, a widow for 19 years, a brisk walker, a writer of poems, a regular at both church and the Indian casino: all that can be stipulated.
That must be stipulated in the contract.
The expected duration of the research visit is flexible within this period, but must be stipulated in the application.
It might be stipulated that the exercise of the particular causal power to cause intentions simply is an exercise of control, but we need further details to see that the challenge has not been stipulated away.
Most cloud computing providers require no duration of execution to be stipulated when the instance is started.
