Sentence examples similar to had earlier stipulated from inspiring English sources

The primary inspiration for the title, he said at a Guardian book club event, was President Bush's "grating invocation of 'freedom' as that which the terrorists hated about Americans" But Franzen was not here to preach, and it was not long before he reminded host John Mullan that he had stipulated earlier in the evening that he would not talk about "concepts of freedom".

The County Correction Officers Benevolent Association challenged the new policy, arguing that the county could only create such sex-specific posts at the jail if it had been stipulated in an earlier contract.

Mr. Falcone is required to pay $4 million and is liable for additional disgorgement payments of as much as $7.5 million; he is not required to pay more of the penalty out of his own pocket than had been stipulated in an earlier agreement with the regulator.

Every piece I've ever written about Manning has stipulated to that, either overtly or subtextually.

Rice had stipulated that McAleer could not supervise the boy alone.

The postnuptial had stipulated that any divorce would be heard by a privately paid judge.

State security had stipulated that the antiwar protests would not address domestic issues.

Initially the article had stipulated that detainees should be treated "with respect" and not "humiliated".

Force and space are not independent absolutes, as Newton had stipulated.

Archbishop Winchelsey responded by excommunicating Gaveston, as the Ordinances had stipulated.

Most of the facts have been stipulated.