Sentence examples for 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.

It went back to Prokofiev with a long list of stipulated revisions.

The longest waiting period is stipulated to be 6 months in the public sector.

As long as we do not exceed the degree stipulated by morality (yi), doing more for ourselves and our circle than for outsiders does not count as selfishness, but as conformity with the moral norm of all-inclusive care for all.

When the issue was discussed in Parliament, several members of the Standing Committee on Transport and Communications focused on the long distance to Trondheim, but the low investment needs (stipulated to NOK 1.3 million for necessary navigation and air control investments) convinced parliament, who passed legislation in favor of Værnes on 10 June 1952.

Hofweber's view is more congenial to the Quinean project, so long as the "domain conditions" reading of the quantifiers can be stipulated to be in effect.

After a long legal battle, Apple lost the case: The contract had not stipulated how Microsoft could use Apple's precious code.

Payments have been made for non-existent public works, money has been disbursed to fictitious (sometimes long dead) persons, employed persons are paid only a fraction of the stipulated wage with the rest being appropriated by officials.

KKR's contract with Tianrui Cement had stipulated protection of minority investors as well as a "long-term incentive package for management," according to the report.

In effect, one may be over and above the stipulated adolescent age range yet may be seen as an adolescent as long as he/she continues to live under the roof of his/her parents.

Only determined U.S. mediation kept the ailing process alive, culminating toward the end of the year in a major diplomatic coup; on October 23, after an acrimonious 19-month-long deadlock, Israel and the Palestinians signed an agreement in the U.S. that stipulated further Israeli withdrawal from the West Bank and Palestinian efforts to clamp down on terrorist acts against Israel.