Sentence examples for stipulate there from inspiring English sources

Harold A. Mayerson, a fellow of the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers, said legal separations could stipulate there be no public discussion of private matters, and could impose penalties for violations.

Host: Let's stipulate there are nuts in all parties.

There are no rules against it in principle but consultant contracts stipulate there must be no conflict of interest between NHS and private work.

Rather than the 270mm that building regulations stipulate, there was a measly 50mm, something I'd missed by assuming it was up to standard.

He shows he's not a total ogre in the appendix, when he stipulates there will be "no acts involving fire play," children, animals or "gynecological medical instruments".

There may exist an unwritten law that stipulates there must be (at least) one get-your-goat presenter likely to provoke distemper among the lieges for every hugely enjoyable must-see TV event and yes I'm thinking mainly of you, MasterChef.

Though the chief secretary to the Treasury, David Laws, resigned only 17 days into the formation of the coalition, that was by necessity only a reshuffle of Lib Dem cabinet ministers since the coalition agreement stipulates there must be five in the cabinet.

It also stipulates there is an "argument" in favor of the public being able to search for "information relevant to their public roles and activities".

They have argued that the law on minimum pricing would restrain trade and breaches the Act of Union, which stipulates there must be a common market across the UK.

State law stipulates there can only be 60 actual marijuana dispensaries throughout Illinois and the location of where they'll be distributed is still unknown.

The Committee's version used text from the Northwest Ordinance of 1787, which stipulates, "There shall be neither slavery nor involuntary servitude in the said territory, otherwise than in the punishment of crimes whereof the party shall have been duly convicted".