Sentence examples for have stipulated that from inspiring English sources

The 1999 sale of a building Mrs. Casey had donated to the opera company was the source of much of the company's endowment, and Mrs. Casey was said to have stipulated that if the opera merged with the Kennedy Center, those funds would go to the Metropolitan Opera instead.

Statutory agents have stipulated that research activity is a fundamental component of the healthcare professional's activity.

That's the main reason global climate deals, which culminated in the Paris Agreement last year, have stipulated that developed countries need to come up with USD100 billion a year by 2020 in "climate finance" for developing countries.

While the future of the building may be in providing space for luxury hotel rooms, GSA redevelopment rules have stipulated that public access to the clocktower and its observation deck be maintained.

In the UK, the Economic and Social Research Council has recently appointed a strategic adviser for research and impact and the UK Department for International Development DFIDD) research programmes have stipulated that research uptake activities are integrated into research programmes.

China's work safe laws and regulations have stipulated that safety evaluation must be carried out during planning, design, construction and operation of metros.

The Nassau County charter had stipulated that any village incorporated after 1938 be zoned by its town.

And to ensure that the homes remain affordably priced, the village has stipulated that resale prices will be regulated based on increases in the county's median income.

Calle's current boyfriend of five years (they don't live together, and she has no children) has stipulated that he does not want to appear in her work.

Since 1997, when the Montana Supreme Court struck down a law criminalizing sex between consenting adults of the same gender, the "crime" section of the G.O.P. platform has stipulated that: "We support the clear will of the people of Montana expressed by legislation to keep homosexual acts illegal".

The maquette went to UCLA, where it hung for many years in the lobby of the Wight Art Gallery (Matisse having stipulated that it be given to a public institution).