Sentence examples for should stipulate from inspiring English sources

At this point, before going any further, I should stipulate once more that I don't know what I'm talking about.

Plus, the Brazilians should stipulate that Allen himself must definitely star in the movie, preferably as a carnival dancer.

To make the ceremony really interesting, the Swedes should stipulate that the winners have to perform together.

She said the agreement should stipulate that passenger records be retrieved only as part of efforts to fight terrorism and serious transnational crime.

At the least, U.S. lawmakers should stipulate that aid for Pakistani and Western aid agencies involved in development, particularly agriculture, education and job creation, should not be conditioned.

These include claiming there's no need for a deposit, which leaves tenants and guarantors liable for uncapped costs on leaving the property – all tenancies should stipulate a reasonable deposit.

Care home policy should therefore stipulate that consent for vaccinations should be obtained from residents, or their family if necessary, at the time of admission.

Should there be a declaratory policy and, if so, what should it stipulate?

The virtual absence of definite knowledge pertaining to an absolutely routine laboratory parameter and its interaction with some of the most classical epidemiological exposures should strongly stipulate additional research efforts in this area, preferably encompassing not only large-scale epidemiological, but also biomolecular approaches on the cellular level.

The contract should also stipulate that the client will have access to evidence (recordings, videotapes, etc).

The directive should not stipulate when the substances, etc. are to be removed.