Sentence examples for stipulated that there would from inspiring English sources
"I also stipulated that there would still be support in another form".
The treaty stipulated that there would be no bail-out of a country that got into fiscal trouble.But the rules were less strict than they appeared.
The former president, René Préval, declared in March 2010 that the area be reserved for public use, but stipulated that there would be no construction on it.
Originally this appeared in red, but later it was stipulated to be in golden yellow so that there would be only two colours in the flag.
The documents stipulated that there will be no special consideration for drug-trafficking crimes that are "unrelated to rebellion".
And with what modesty Gielgud, after witnessing the Olivier memorial circus, stipulated that there be no memorial service for him.
A 2004 amendment to that will stipulated that Mr. Marshall would get the residuary outright.
The News Corporation had previously stipulated that it would need to find a partner first, before any deal could be signed.
Among other clauses it was stipulated that England would support any claims that Louis might get to the Spanish succession.
His will stipulated that Robert would have to complete three years of university training to receive his inheritance.
The six other Virginia tribes that won federal recognition this year used a political process and — to help win support — stipulated that they would not seek to build casinos.
