Sentence examples for stipulate the terms from inspiring English sources

Clearly stipulate the terms of the contract, including a due date for payment (go with 30 days or less); otherwise, people will take their sweet time.

At the time that Mr. Nobel stipulated the terms of the prizes, Norway and Sweden were politically united.

The Open Skies Treaty currently provides a mechanism to reduce tensions and to foster international trust, confidence and cooperation by stipulating the terms, conditions and quotas for reciprocal territorial access and by establishing camera performance specifications.

The AAA Foundation recommends that teenagers and their families become familiar with their respective states' graduated driver licensing systems and sign a parent-teenager driving agreement stipulating the terms of driving.

Since Sharif had not clearly stipulated the terms and conditions for talks with the Taliban, negotiations could not commence even a month after the A.P.C. Observing growing public anxiety and incessant media inquiries regarding rapprochement with the Taliban, Sharif said last week that his government had formally established contact with the Taliban.

They should be upfront with costs and send you a contract stipulating the terms of their service.

Even though the purchase order clearly stipulated the 30/31 terms, CVS claimed its own billing department made a clerical error, and that Carmichael (and CMI) had signed another letter prior to the purchase order agreeing on pay-on-scan terms.

Moreover, the user should understand what is being stipulated in the terms of service, and should be aware that these documents change over time.

Alternatively, in a solution advocated by the 'restringentes [restrictors]' so-called because they avoided self-reference by restricting what a term can supposit for—we could make the proposition non-reflexive by stipulating that "terms that are apt to supposit for propositions are not put in propositions to supposit for the propositions in which they are put, but for others".

In the event, Nasr was prevented from crossing the Jaxartes by an army composed of Turgesh, troops from Shash and Harith's followers, and was forced to withdraw after a negotiated settlement, which among other terms stipulated the removal of Harith and his adherents to the remote town of Farab.

The research assistants signed a code of conduct and terms of reference stipulating the standards expected.