Sentence examples for stipulate that it has from inspiring English sources

While the rules stipulate that it has to be done before the age of 28, it is Arsenal's understanding that Park will be able to give the club three seasons before having to complete his service.

The government has passed a series of laws stipulating that it has ultimate authority over the "management of living Buddha reincarnation," an act of remarkable intellectual flexibility for the officially atheist Communist Party.

"If, for example, you get married, any will you have previously written will be automatically revoked, unless it expressly stipulates that it has been written in contemplation of marriage," says Jennifer McMahon of solicitors Paul Crowley & Co. "Drawing up a one-time will can be just as costly as not having one".

Stipulate only that it has to be appropriate to the weather.

The states and EDF said EPA had already stipulated that it had not reviewed and responded to the compliance plans submitted by some states, and that it had not promulgated a federal plan for states that did not submit approvable plans.

In any event, you can stipulate that Dimon has a point -- there are costs to reform.

Let me stipulate that I have a great deal of respect for Mr. Gaba.

Ms. Sweeney said that Cox approached ABC with the idea, and the network stipulated that it would have interest only in a video-on-demand service that included technology to disable the fast-forward function.

By stipulating that recurrences have to occur within 12 months of finishing radiotherapy, second primary tumours are very unlikely to be counted as an erroneous radiotherapy recurrence.

Let's stipulate that this has not been the most edifying of primary seasons.

Let us stipulate that Hillary Clinton has done some stupid things.