Sentence examples for further stipulate that from inspiring English sources

Let's further stipulate that the company may just be the most visible perpetrator in an industry that has lost its way.

Let's further stipulate that when somebody more senior asked him (her) if the deal was legit, he (she) said, a) Goldman's top lawyers had signed off on it, and b) it would give Goldman a lock on Facebook's I.P.O., which many bankers expect to be the biggest (and most lucrative) yet seen in the United States.

and further stipulate that P is truthvalueless iff neither according to PW, P*, nor according to PW, not-P*.

The new guidelines further stipulate that tissue banks that permit research access may be set up only by or through institutions that are approved by the appropriate authorities to do so and not by private individuals.

Using development of the 5 city blocks along King Edward between Cambie and Oak in Vancouver as an example, the pace of slow development would require no more than one major development per year along this corridor and further stipulate that a new site be completed before the next application for development is entertained.

The regulations further stipulate that the health screening shall include an interview to get information about the person's background, possible symptoms, and vaccination history; and to provide information about the Swedish health care.

They further stipulated that states had the right to "interpose" themselves against the authority of the federal government.

The new rules are likely to go further, stipulating that doctors should get patients to sign forms acknowledging that they have actually received such notices.

It further stipulated that the will of the people shall be expressed in elections which shall be by universal and equal suffrage.

The brain-cooling hypothesis further stipulates that, as ambient temperature increases and approaches (but does not exceed) body temperature, yawning should increase as a consequence.

He further stipulated that after his death the troupe should go on a long tour, and that is what it has been doing for the past two years, taking a selection of eighteen works to fifty-odd cities in America, Europe, Asia, and the Middle East.