Sentence examples for had stipulated earlier 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".

She also alerted the Greens and independent parliamentarians, whose support had allowed her to form a minority government after the last election; they had stipulated at the time that Ms Gillard should allow the government to run its full term.A week earlier, Ms Gillard started the political year with another bold move.

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

Haniyeh complained that Israel had failed to ease the blockade, as the agreement had stipulated.

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.

That comes close to the 90 percent threshold that the Greek government has stipulated, although it is too early to predict the final outcome because Greece will not formally make the swap offer until October.

The $10,000 limit on payment that The Journal has stipulated will quickly fall by the wayside, just as the earlier prohibition on any payment did.