Sentence examples for stipulated his from inspiring English sources

In 1942, Isaac Asimov stipulated his Three Laws of Robotics to govern robot behavior.

I rest my claims to the remembrance of my country upon my published works". Those were the words of Charles Dickens' will as he stipulated his wishes for his funeral in 1870.

He stipulated his only child, Irina, as the lone heir to an inheritance of an unknown amount.

Following the read, Jackson stipulated his conditions: he would record his speaking parts but not receive credit, and his singing voice would be performed by a sound-alike.

When he died in 1856, his will stipulated that his bones were to go to the Harvard Medical College and the bones of the celebrated mastodon to his family.

His will stipulated that his entire estate of 2,400 works should be donated to an American city willing to give it a permanent home.

His father's will stipulated that his ḥawzah be put in the hands of Sayyid Kāẓim al-Hāʾirī, an Iraqi religious scholar, but Hāʾirī delegated the administrative and financial affairs of the ḥawzah to Ṣadr, who became one of al-Hāʾirī's disciples.

Mr. Weill becomes a consultant today, as stipulated in his contract, although it is unclear what his duties in that role will be.

Another secret agreement would allow the coach to walk away from his job without paying the $500,000 penalty stipulated in his contract if the stadium expansion is not completed on time.

By Alexander Woollcott The New Yorker, December 7, 1929 P. 44 Shakespeare stipulated in his will that the second-best bedstead should go to his wife.

During his brief second marriage, he often told family and friends, "What's mine is mine, and what's hers is hers," indicating that he wanted his estate to go to me and my brother, as stipulated in his will.