Sentence examples for is generally stipulated from inspiring English sources

It is generally stipulated that she is in possession of all the nonmoral facts that are relevant to the judgments she has to make (Firth 1952).

The values recorded for Tai and Garin Maiganga coal samples are generally higher than that stipulated for a good coking coal.

Patroons, wealthy Dutch landowners, generally stipulated that a tenant farmer would have to pay rent for a certain number of years and would also have to turn over some of his crops -- "20 bushels of good winter wheat," she said, which was a great hardship.

That date is not stipulated in the bill.

"In this case, the conduct itself is almost stipulated".

Though it is not stipulated, it is possible "entertainment" also covers sitting on horses in nightclubs.

But there is no stipulated timeline for joining the euro," Minor said.

There is no stipulated number of hours for postgraduate supervision in Sweden.

The angle, diameter and length of the final section of pipe is also stipulated.

However, there is no stipulated maximum caseload.

This is also stipulated in Articles 118 and 119 of UNCLOS.