Sentence examples for stipulated a change from inspiring English sources

Following three incidents of undetected NGT misplacement (outside of our ICU), our trust stipulated a change in practice so that only radiologists or ICU consultants were allowed to confirm placement.

In 2000, Chemistry was the only stipulated A-level at Nottingham.

As the Financial Times noted earlier this week, "Mr Elop's contract – according to a 2012 SEC filing – stipulated that if he resigned after a change of control he would be entitled to 18 months of compensation and" accelerated equity vesting.

The reform has not led to any changes in the district level structures as these are stipulated within the CHF Act, and cannot be changed without a change in legislation, which was not expected within the current MOU.

If the firstborn son of the king was not stipulated to succeed him or if the king left no children, severe struggles for the succession often occurred, generally resulting in a change of dynasty.

The brief stipulated a high route availability and high tractive effort.

In fact, we performed only three regression analyses, and these analyses were based on clearly stipulated a priori hypotheses.

Author William L. Andrews writes: [T]he narrative evolved out of Haley's interviews with Malcolm, but Malcolm had read Haley's typescript, and had made interlineated notes and often stipulated substantive changes, at least in the earlier parts of the text.

(A spokesman for the Aga Khan said that the grandfather's will stipulated that a younger imam would be more effective in dealing with a rapidly changing world).

Sports Minister Hugh Robertson described soccer as "the worst-governed sport in the country," and a political committee has stipulated areas for mandatory changes in the F.A. structures and in the financial terms it must apply to foreigners wishing to buy English teams.

Artwork is now regularly stipulated as a requirement in design briefs for hospitals.