Sentence examples for start by stipulating that from inspiring English sources

As for "Wolf of Wall Street," let me start by stipulating that Scorsese is undoubtedly one of our greatest filmmakers, and that there are moments in this movie that deserve to live forever in our memories (starting with the three-martini lunch shared by Belfort and his first Wall Street boss, played by Matthew McConaughey).

Let's begin by stipulating that, taken as a whole, they're better than the Republicans.

He usually gets a few laughs by stipulating that he will allow Obama to use a teleprompter.

A controversial ruling by China's Supreme Court, in 2011, further disadvantaged women, by stipulating that property bought before marriage should revert to the buyer after a divorce.

By stipulating that its story was neither based nor inspired by true events, Catfish suggested a capturing of the fickle deeper truth of emotional experience over objective fact.

Right from the start, let me stipulate that, when it comes to most comic-book movies, I turn into Anti-Man.

The AECA stipulates that weapons provided by the United States can only be used by foreign countries for "internal security" or "legitimate self-defense".

Hitler stipulated that the expedition be ready by mid-August.

The Basic Law also stipulated that candidates will be nominated by "a broadly representative nominating committee".

This program, called "Sending Students/Mentors to Technical Conferences," stipulates that students must be accompanied by a faculty mentor.

"It is well known that all the other Nobel prizes are awarded by Sweden, but in Alfred Nobel's will, he stipulated that Norway award the Peace Prize.