Sentence examples for it should be stipulated from inspiring English sources
It should be stipulated here and now that Strauss and Flower have not made England a great team.
By "club", it should be stipulated that the events Jem has hosted here since the early Nineties hardly reflect what's happening in the UK.
It should be stipulated this was chosen for logistical reasons alone, as these teeth were the only teeth that could be reliably imaged and scored from the photographs for the age range of this population.
(It should be stipulated that he was quite neatly dressed in a dark blue pinstripe suit, white shirt and very conservative blue striped tie. His tassel loafers, however, were brown).
In the new line contract, it should be stipulated that substituting products fitted for the system's demand should be provided by manufacturers during product's life-cycle period, and the substitution should be compatible with the former product.
Communication with the concerned inhabitants and with the public should be stipulated by the sanctioning body in such a way that developers are not able to avoid participating or participation should be required by law.
Public evaluation and opinion, methods and procedures of engagement, and channels for communication should be stipulated in legislation to ensure the public can fully participate in the reclamation bonding system.
Consumer awareness should be stipulated by an improved information strategy about chemical risks in consumer products with an extensive participation of the target groups and by more efforts by authorities and manufactures to build trust and to provide easily understandable information.
Tangible outcomes for practice are a key component of the model and, as proposed earlier, clear methods for identifying and measuring these should be stipulated at the outset.
The study protocol was designed in accordance with the EU guideline on studies in ADHD which requires that "two primary endpoints should be stipulated reflecting the symptomatic and the functional domain" [ 14].
