Sentence examples for further stipulated from inspiring English sources

Further stipulated: No "Jerusalem" here.

"Methods of crime should not be explicitly presented," according to the code, which was adopted in 1930 and further stipulated that "theft, robbery, safe-cracking and dynamiting of trains, mines, buildings, etc., should not be detailed in method".

The emergency presentation route denotes a new diagnosis of cancer after an emergency hospital admission or Accident and Emergency department attendance, or after emergency hospital transfer or emergency general practitioner referral; detailed operational definitions and algorithms have been further stipulated in detail (Elliss-Brookes et al, 2012; National Cancer Intelligence Network, 2014).

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

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.

The Supreme Court held that the death sentences imposed in these three cases violated the Constitution because they provided too much discretion in meting out death sentences; it further stipulated that the imposition of the death penalty in general had been "arbitrary" and "capricious" and thus invalidated capital punishment until states could redress this.

It further stipulates that civil law, criminal law and procedural law applies to Svalbard, but that other provisions only apply if specifically stipulated.

Only determined U.S. mediation kept the ailing process alive, culminating toward the end of the year in a major diplomatic coup; on October 23, after an acrimonious 19-month-long deadlock, Israel and the Palestinians signed an agreement in the U.S. that stipulated further Israeli withdrawal from the West Bank and Palestinian efforts to clamp down on terrorist acts against Israel.

Mr Clinton ordered the approaching bombers not to strike Iraq, at least on that particular day, but the climbdown was not fully accepted until the next day, after America had received three further letters of clarification and stipulated conditions of its own.

Additionally, a further law passed on 28 May 1928 stipulated that those who had lost their citizenship would be expelled from Turkey, not allowed to return, and that their property would be confiscated by the Turkish government, and Turkish migrants would be resettled in the properties.

Though Mr Netanyahu agreed, in the January deal on Hebron, that Israel would make three further withdrawals from the West Bank, as stipulated by Oslo, he then blew the peace process a raspberry: only 2% of the West Bank was genuinely handed over in the first of these withdrawals and it was made clear that his vision for the Palestinians' homeland was a patchwork in less than half the territory.