Sentence examples for stipulated that it from inspiring English sources

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

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.

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".

And it is not as though there will be other models to choose from: Nissan's 10-year contract with the city, worth an estimated $1 billion, stipulated that it would be the sole manufacturer for virtually all of the city's 13,000 cabs.

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).

Homelessness in the veteran population is a national scourge, but the situation in Los Angeles is unique because the original property owners who donated the land on which the VA campus now sits, stipulated that it was to be used exclusively for the care and permanent housing of disabled veterans.

The project brief stipulated that only designers who lived or worked in East London could contribute.

Above all else, it is, like the novels of McEwan and Ishiguro, a book about the present that fulfils the most stringent test of fiction as stipulated by Ezra Pound: that it brings news of how we live that stays news.

To put this matter to bed, I suggest that it be stipulated that the results of any new referendum be binding for the next 100 years.

This is a trivial case, so it is usually stipulated that the worm must turn when it encounters a point with only uneaten gridlines.

Since it is stipulated that Socrates does know that he doubts the proposition, it would seem to be true.