Sentence examples for offer stipulates from inspiring English sources

The offer stipulates price as well as the terms and conditions of the sale.

The Social Service Act does not specify what kind of support the municipality shall offer, but stipulates that it must be based on individual needs.

Most offer letters stipulate that employees may be terminated at any time without cause, or that the hire is "at will".

Kennedy objected to this identification on the grounds that the prosecutor, assistant United States attorney Peter Truebner, had offered to stipulate that Shakur was not depicted in any of the photographs.

While I applaud the city's plan finally to provide needed toilets to the public, I would like to offer a suggestion: Stipulate in the contract that if any facility is "out of order," it must be fixed in 24 hours or the advertising will be removed until it is fixed.

And some employers that offer retiree health benefits stipulate that workers must have been employed for a certain number of years before they can qualify.

It took until July 1878 for work to resume, when Port Perry Reeve Joshua Wright managed to manipulate the county council, convincing them "to strike out the magnificent $150 [grant for seasonal maintenance which they had offered] and stipulate that 600 feet be filled in on the east end of the bridge".

Vivendi is arguing that the Nov. 10 deadline violates part of the Cegetel shareholder agreement, which stipulates that any offer for Cegetel must be accompanied by a 30-day grace period for due diligence.

The court in its ruling determined that the deadline proposed by Vodafone violated part of the Cegetel shareholder agreement, which stipulates that any offer for Cegetel must be accompanied by a 30-day grace period for due diligence.

Lawmakers usually stipulate that institutions offer such benefits only on a space-available basis.

To avoid this, some cleaning agencies offer their employees a contract that stipulates only a handful of hours a week.