Sentence examples for may have stipulated from inspiring English sources

For Sparta's part, it is possible that its abandonment of Anatolia was not quite final; a treaty of 408 may have stipulated autonomy for the Ionian Greeks.

The federal regulator has stipulated that the salmon may only be raised in land-based, secure hatcheries in Panama and Canada, which it will monitor.

The Motion Picture Production Code of 1930, or Hays Code, had stipulated that "no film or episode may throw ridicule on any religious faith", and so effectively confined God's fledgling movie career to overtly religious dramas such as Pastures.

Our case is simply this: not that we take military action, come what may; but that the case for ensuring Iraqi disarmament (as the UN has stipulated) is overwhelming.

Rice had stipulated that McAleer could not supervise the boy alone.

This is especially true for David Cameron, who has stipulated this term as his last.

The E.P.A. has stipulated that even the more stringent regulation would still allow reuse.

The postnuptial had stipulated that any divorce would be heard by a privately paid judge.

Haniyeh complained that Israel had failed to ease the blockade, as the agreement had stipulated.

However, its slower penetration through the transdermal route has stipulated to develop a competent transdermal membrane.

Force and space are not independent absolutes, as Newton had stipulated.