Sentence examples for stipulated it from inspiring English sources

Though it is not stipulated, it is possible "entertainment" also covers sitting on horses in nightclubs.

Dickens's merit being, for the moment, stipulated, it is the business of a literary scholar to decipher a text.

In a recent CNN interview, she said Mr. Romney's tax cuts "stipulated, it won't be near $5 trillion," as the Obama campaign had earlier claimed.

In the matter of the Wal-Mart company, of Bentonville, Arkansas, these facts may be stipulated: It employs roughly a million two hundred thousand men and women in the United States.

She stressed that the group abided by an agreement that stipulated it could not use any hate speech while at the library.

Hughes moved an amendment to the bill that stipulated it should only take effect after being approved by the people at a referendum or general election.

The maquette went to UCLA, where it hung for many years in the lobby of the Wight Art Gallery (Matisse having stipulated that it be given to a public institution).

The News Corporation had previously stipulated that it would need to find a partner first, before any deal could be signed.

Some were religious, as in the case of the state of "Hazard," proposed in the seventeen-fifties by a group of Presbyterians, whose charter stipulated that it would not have any "Mass Houses or Pope-ish chapels".

• Nicolau found other reasons to overturn the lifetime ban, including baseball's failure to test Howe every other day for drug use, as had been stipulated, but it was A.D.D. that stood out.

His eligibility to stand in the 2005 election was disputed by opposition parties, who cited the passage of a constitutional amendment in April 2000 that reduced a president's term to five years and stipulated that it was renewable only once.