Sentence examples for set stipulations from inspiring English sources

Congress, as the branch of government charged with declaring war, had set stipulations in October 2002 that President Bush had to satisfy before a war could be launched in Iraq.

McMahon then began setting unusual stipulations for Michaels' matches and interfering on behalf of Michaels' opponents.

The operation of pumps at field condition without setting optimum stipulation (rpm and head) made the performance low.

Elections are guided by stipulations set forth by the national office of the Phi Beta Kappa Society.

The indications are that Mr Draghi will have to bow to stipulations set by Jens Weidmann, head of the German Bundesbank, if he is to get QE approved.

He said he was not allowed to divulge much about his adventures or the winner of the contest under stipulations set by CBS.

The evaluation showed that apertures down to 14 μm needed to be sealed to cope with stipulations set for leakage into the tunnel (2 l/min and 100 m of tunnel).

The Jewish Free School (JFS) in north London denied a child a place after she did not meet stipulations set by the chief rabbi, the school's religious authority, that applicants' mothers should be ethnically Jewish.

Milner's decision creates a serious issue for City at a time when they are already struggling to meet the stipulations set by the Premier League and Uefa about meeting the homegrown player rule.

"We are pleased therefore that we will meet the stipulations set down by Uefa in their first assessment period.

We set a few stipulations: the first question had to be related to the album, the second had to concern Japanese culture in a broader context, and the third had to consider the last piece of art be it a film, a play, a novel, a sculpture, a website etc that made them want to renounce everything creative they'd ever done and start again.