Sentence examples for it's stipulated from inspiring English sources

"With the men's professional clubs in Europe and the J-League, it's stipulated that they must fly business.

Angele's relationship with Antoine never seems especially believable; it's stipulated by the script, rather than embodied by the actors.

Ms. Baye is a sensitive actress, but their relationship "never seems especially believable; it's stipulated by the script, rather than embodied by the actors" (A. O. Scott).

In other words, it is stipulated that the agent's present-directed intention to be Fing should govern action A, but not by producing some other prior or concurrent action A* that causally controls A in turn.

According to the provisions of the Constitution effective in 1954, it is stipulated that government leaders should be elected by people's representatives, and representatives should be chosen through primary elections in work units.

Among other clauses it was stipulated that England would support any claims that Louis might get to the Spanish succession.

Originally this appeared in red, but later it was stipulated to be in golden yellow so that there would be only two colours in the flag.

To put this matter to bed, I suggest that it be stipulated that the results of any new referendum be binding for the next 100 years.

It was stipulated as part of the design requirements that the bridge had to be high enough to allow large boats to pass below, but not too steep for pedestrians and cyclists to climb.

On top of the money, the state was willing to make sacrifices: from the start, it was stipulated that government funds would be forfeit first in case of financial trouble.

"It was stipulated precisely when the interview would occur and who would be the interviewer and photographer; how and where it would be promoted in the paper and on radio; and gave Rowling full approval of captions, headlines, straplines, line drawings, graphics, headings, advance trails, quotes and paragraphs".