Sentence examples for has long stipulated from inspiring English sources
Because radar -- developed for the military in World War II -- is arguably better at spotting attack planes than tracking friendly jets, the F.A.A. has long stipulated that planes flying between cities be separated by at least 5 miles horizontally and 1,000 feet vertically.
The most recent update to the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, which was published in 2017, contains an important revision, stipulating that gender nonconformity should not be categorized as a mental disorder — a stigma that the trans community has long sought to counter.
But embedded within the act is a clause that sex work advocates have long taken issue with: Section 19, which stipulates that no one on a temporary work visa be that a student visa or a working holiday visa is legally allowed to take part in the sex work industry.
While final details have a long way to go, the city has already stipulated the museum's construction must also entail an underground parking structure to make up for the nearly 200 spaces — to be accessible for students — in addition to its own spaces for visitors.
Five years ago the Museum of Modern Art in New York parted with two van Goghs worth more than $40 million because the donor had stipulated long ago that she did not want the museum to have them once they ceased to be au courant.
Every piece I've ever written about Manning has stipulated to that, either overtly or subtextually.
It hasn't stipulated that the new vessels be constructed in Australia.
While final details have a long way to go, the city already has stipulated that the museum's construction must include an underground parking structure to replace the existing lot — accessible by students — in addition to spaces for visitors.
This is especially true for David Cameron, who has stipulated this term as his last.
The E.P.A. has stipulated that even the more stringent regulation would still allow reuse.
