Sentence examples for one that stipulated from inspiring English sources

Rosenberg said that in all of his years negotiating contracts, he'd never seen one that stipulated that a horse be retired after winning the Triple Crown, though from a purely financial standpoint, such a move could make sense.

During their brief tenure as the country's guardians, they even hammered out a constitution, one that stipulated socially and privately owned property, strategic neutrality and direct forms of democracy.

It is easy to check that the truth tables obtained in this way for ·, ⊃, and ≡ are precisely the ones that were originally stipulated for them.

This definition is consistent with that stipulated in The Law of Elderly of Vietnam (34).

One stipulated that wives had the first right to inherit their husbands' estates.

After eight years in custody he pleaded guilty and agreed a plea deal in 2010 that stipulated he serve one year of his eight-year sentence at the US naval base in Cuba.

But that stipulated, here are a few other highlights.

Both sides agree that there was nothing in the contract of sale that stipulated how the bonus would be divided.

Bland's family reached a settlement that stipulated changes to jail procedure in Waller County.

She stressed that the group abided by an agreement that stipulated it could not use any hate speech while at the library.

Obama has long lamented discrimination against the jobless, a problem that received widespread attention in 2010 with dozens of job ads that stipulated applicants "must be currently employed".