Sentence examples for stipulate a period from inspiring English sources

She said exclusivity clauses – which stipulate a period during which authors can't do any other public appearances – were quite common in festival contracts.

Hockey games may end in a tie unless the rules stipulate an overtime period to serve as a tiebreaker.

Asylum petitions, on the other hand, are taking upward of six months to process, and often more than a year, officials said, even though the law stipulates a review period of up to three months.

A little-known immigration rule, the two-year rule, stipulates a probationary period for all marriages to non-British spouses; if the marriage breaks down before then, the partner will be deported, unless she can prove that she faced violence under the domestic violence concession.

The official Vietnamese health guidelines stipulate a six-month period of composting before applying excreta to two of their three annual crops.

The RFP would clearly specify the hypotheses to be tested, and would typically appear in medical journals and stipulate a specific time period during which competitive proposals responsive to the RFP might be submitted.

In the weeks since the Parkland shooting, the student survivors have already pushed the Florida legislature to pass gun-related reforms that stipulate a three-day waiting period on gun sales and raise the age requirement for all firearm sales to 21.

Under the Northern Ireland Act 2000, Mr. Reid is empowered to suspend and restore the home rule institutions, while the Northern Ireland Act 1998 stipulates a six-week period to fill the vacancy created by Mr. Trimble's resignation.

Previous reviews have stipulated a minimum observation period of 3 months [3, 9] to 2 years [10].

The Paris Peace Accords stipulated a sixty-day period for the total withdrawal of U.S. forces.

In some countries, legislation stipulating a maximum storage period of human embryos has come into effect.