Sentence examples for stipulate that it would from inspiring English sources

In November 2005, the Bush administration gave the CCB a contract to administer the bulk of the money, and allowed it to stipulate that it would not permit any subcontractor to provide "referral for abortion services or contraceptive materials".

After numerous run-ins with state attorneys general over contentions that people believed their chances of winning sweepstakes were better if they bought magazines or other merchandise from Publishers Clearing House, the company stipulated that it would change its business practices.

Although the ZNG was formally subordinate to the Ministry of the Interior, its founding legislation stipulated that it would be commanded by the Ministry of Defence.

In Skrunda-1's case, Russia stipulated that it would continue to run the installation for four more years after Russian troops had pulled out of Latvia.

The government stipulated that it would cover private-school fees for poor children up to the amount that it would cost for them to have studied in a public school, which varies by state.

The E.C.B., in announcing that it would buy government bonds in unlimited amounts to hold down borrowing costs for troubled countries, stipulated that it would do so only in tandem with the stability mechanism.

American negotiators countered by offering to reduce carbon emissions by 17 percent — but stipulated that it would be 17 percent of 2005 levels, whereas most other countries used the benchmark of 1990 levels.

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.

State legislatures that enacted the NPV would agree that their state's electoral votes would be cast for the winner of the national popular vote even if that person was not the winner of the state's popular vote; language in the bill stipulated that it would not take effect until the NPV was passed by states possessing enough electoral votes to determine the winner of the presidential election.

It should have taken the money, but stipulated that it would not name a building, research center, or anything else after Sterling, nor give him an honorary degree or any other award.

"The papers cannot stipulate that as it would require recategorizing the prepaid as simple debt".