Sentence examples for rather than stipulating from inspiring English sources

This requirement is mostly open to interpretation — rather than stipulating specific build necessities, the FAA would allow drone makers to get creative so that a collision would be less severe than a particular injury threshold.

But it would be nice if a theory of causation could provide some explanation of the directionality of causation, rather than merely stipulate it.

In the third year of a four-year, $40 million contract, Strickland accepted a $2.5 million buyout, rather than the $5 million stipulated in his contract.

Rather, they stipulate the exact same criteria as that applied in children.

These now have to be carried out by 2015, rather than 2014 as previously stipulated.

But again, rather than debate terminology, I will merely stipulate that our topic is the arsenal of so-called "enhanced interrogation techniques" employed by the Bush Administration, confirmed by Marc Thiessen, documented in Administration memos that have now been publicly released and described in this 2007 Red Cross report.

Angele's relationship with Antoine never seems especially believable; it's stipulated by the script, rather than embodied by the actors.

Ms. Baye is a sensitive actress, but their relationship "never seems especially believable; it's stipulated by the script, rather than embodied by the actors" (A. O. Scott).

Rather than the 270mm that building regulations stipulate, there was a measly 50mm, something I'd missed by assuming it was up to standard.

He called for changes stipulating that the ultrasound be abdominal rather than vaginal.

The problems reside in regulations and standards that stipulate absolute airflow rates, rather than direct metrics of containment and safety.