Sentence examples for stipulate at the from inspiring English sources

Let us stipulate at the start that whether or not to build the pipeline is a decision with profound physical consequences.

Before we go any further on this topic — which is likely to incite heated debate — let me stipulate at the outset that this column is not meant to argue against reinstating Glass-Steagall or adopting the Volcker Rule (sometimes known as Glass-Steagall lite).

From this we can perhaps see in what way Tiantai is able to stipulate at once the self-preserving and the self-overcoming of both holism and apophasis.

Disney stipulated at the time that "The 700 Club" be excluded from the deal.

Let it be stipulated at the outset that under the law of the land George W. Bush is the country's duly elected head of state.

She also alerted the Greens and independent parliamentarians, whose support had allowed her to form a minority government after the last election; they had stipulated at the time that Ms Gillard should allow the government to run its full term.A week earlier, Ms Gillard started the political year with another bold move.

In informing Berkshire's stockholders that he intended to keep buying papers, he stipulated "at appropriate prices — and that means at very low multiples of earnings".

Nonetheless, the only features of doctoral education that are legally stipulated at the national level by this law are the minimum period of study, the admission standards, and the minimum requirements for the completion of the PhD.

Tangible outcomes for practice are a key component of the model and, as proposed earlier, clear methods for identifying and measuring these should be stipulated at the outset.

In total, 11 out of 1332 bulls did not reach the minimum levels for scrotal circumference stipulated at the performance testing station at the time of the final evaluation during 1997-2010.

As mentioned in this rather comprehensive work, some of the work stated that their findings were hypothesis generating and the associations tested were not stipulated at the outset but rather emerged in subgroup analysis.