Sentence examples for been stipulated that from inspiring English sources

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.

It has been stipulated that residual strain in cyclic behavior plays a prime role in defining the permissible stress level.

It has been stipulated that leaving the wires exposed could increase the risk of infection with reported incidences varying from 1 to 28 % [8].

In order to attempt to ensure the quality of the audit committee members, it has been stipulated that these individuals must be independent and have sufficient financial acumen to effectively monitor the financial reporting process.

It has previously been stipulated that tissue-specific intracellular signaling pathways are responsible for the markedly different responses found in different tissues following irradiation and that signaling pathways inherently active would be used as a response to the induced stress [8].

"One might say," Wittgenstein says, "I call number-concept X non-denumerable if it has been stipulated that, whatever numbers falling under this concept you arrange in a series, the diagonal number of this series is also to fall under that concept" (RFM II, §10; cf. II, §§30, 31, 13).

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

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

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

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

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.