Sentence examples for even stipulated from inspiring English sources
Mr. Iger even stipulated that the sign on Pixar's front gate would remain unchanged.
It even stipulated the angle of each one of the faceted rooftops.
I was really excited when I began a magazine internship – the job ad even stipulated "no tea-making" – and was given reams of stories to write.
Chris Meiklejohn of Meiklejohn Graphics, the company that supplied Athena with around 70% of its original artwork through the decade, says that in the 1990s, clients even stipulated "no airbrushing".
Signing on for Baz Luhrmann's 2008 film Australia, he even stipulated a break in filming so that he could be flown from one remote part of the country to another to attend.
The original Constitution even stipulated that a runaway slave could not be relieved of his or her servitude, and slaves were allowed to be considered property.
What is particularly relevant for understanding the momentousness of self-organization is that in communities such as Wikipedia, even those stipulated standards themselves are, in turn, open for inspection, established and developed further by the community.
It's not uncommon for artists to renegotiate their deals, even during the stipulated term of the contract.
If all of these schemes come to fruition, the head of the Turkish water authority concedes, the 500-cumec minimum might prove impossible to maintain in times of drought, even over the stipulated average of two months.The Turks would prefer to cross that bridge when they come to it.
Even if the stipulated rates did lead to contributions that are sufficient to cover the costs of BHI for formal sector workers, they might not lead to contributions sufficient to cover the costs of BHI for informal sector workers, for instance because the latter face higher risks of work-related injuries and diseases than the former [ 82].
Using a satanic arithmetic, prison governors worked out how many prisoners would have to be hanged to bring the numbers down to stipulated levels, even taking into account the time remaining in the inmates' sentences.
