Sentence examples for stipulated do from inspiring English sources

In fact, in the Bisexual Manifesto, written in 1990 by members of the bisexual community, the following was stipulated: "Do not assume that bisexuality is binary or duogamous in nature: that we have "two" sides or that we must be involved simultaneously with both genders to be fulfilled human beings.

He says bias against women has improved in recent years, but he still hears from employers who stipulate they don't want people from India or Ireland (the last because, according to the bias, they "talk too much").

While his contract stipulated he did not have to relocate with the team, Henderson appreciated the chance to move to a city where he could play in relative anonymity.

Borrowing the "I vant to be alone" line from Greta Garbo, the Wachowskis have let it be known that their agreement with the studio stipulates they don't make promotional appearances or talk to any media.

To be sure, one can stipulate that they do so, perhaps using that stipulation as part of the implicit definition of propensities.

The compromise stipulated that this did not mean minorities had a right to proportional representation.

Let's stipulate that I do not have a good memory, having recklessly sautéed my brain in fistfuls of pharmaceutical spices.

David Barton specifically advised the writers of the Texas guidelines that textbooks "should stipulate (but currently do not) that the Declaration of Independence is symbiotic with the Constitution rather than a separate unrelated document".

And when you sign an NDA with Apple it's not atypical for it to stipulate that you don't talk about said NDA.

Many journals use precautions to avoid biased review from Ra, e.g., by stipulating that reviewers do not work in the same institution, have never published with them, etc.

A central concept in database design is normal form, which basically stipulates that tables do not have certain kinds of redundancies.