Sentence examples for concluded stipulating that from inspiring English sources

Three years later a treaty was concluded stipulating that the Byzantines pay a yearly tribute to the Avars.

Some passages of the charter were vague, and so the Protestant and Catholic estates concluded an agreement stipulating that future conflicts should be settled by negotiation.

(Stipulated: that might be no bad thing).

The treaty also served as a lever to enhance the bargaining position of the Soviet Union in international diplomacy, an inference that may be drawn by the concluding article of the treaty, which stipulated that the Warsaw agreement would lapse when a general East-West collective-security pact should come into force.

The Dutch law also stipulates that the consultant should conclude that there are no reasonable alternatives [ 5].

Unlike Hume, instead of just stipulating an empiricism that is too weak to justify the most important kind of knowledge, Kant concluded that Hume's empiricism fails and set upon the task of building a better epistemology.

(Róheim concluded that they did).

Regan concluded that the Pres.

They concluded that the depiction of the flag was in direct violation of the federal code — Title 4, Chapter 1, Section 7, Part (k) — that stipulates the American flag should be "in the position of honor at the clergyman's or speaker's right as he faces the audience".

(He concluded that it was highly unlikely).

Baute quickly concluded that they were fake.