Sentence examples for note stipulated from inspiring English sources

A program note stipulated that Saint-Saëns was pragmatic, willing to accept a smaller instrument in a hall without a pipe organ, but a listener could still cry foul.

All relevant documentation will be stored along with the patient notes as stipulated within the NHS framework.

Author William L. Andrews writes: [T]he narrative evolved out of Haley's interviews with Malcolm, but Malcolm had read Haley's typescript, and had made interlineated notes and often stipulated substantive changes, at least in the earlier parts of the text.

It was interesting to note that, although not stipulated by the NMC, some nurses favoured the opportunity for an optional clinical placement within the programme under the guidance of a mentor.

The notion of accessibility is crucial to DRT's account of anaphora, and it is important to note that it is not stipulated, but is entailed by the semantics of the DRS language.

The weapons were destined for Eritrea, though the bill of lading stipulated Georgia as the buyer.

In a statement, McConnell spokesman Don Stewart also noted that Senate Minority Leader Charles E. Schumer (D-N.Y). has previously stipulated that any funding bill must have the support of both parties' leaders as well as the president before it is brought up for a vote in the chamber.

Argentina's economy minister, Roberto Lavagna, asked the fund last week to release the loan payment before the recess, noting that the country had met goals stipulated in the agreement.

Additionally, details should be noted in a COSHH health record, as stipulated by the U.K. COSHH regulations (http://www.hse.gov.uk/coshh/basics/surveillance.htm).htm

We will note the difficulty of separating claims about such stipulated individuals from claims that some actual human beings satisfy that stipulation.

That date is not stipulated in the bill.