Sentence examples for stipulated when from inspiring English sources

("No brokers or bankers," Crowninshield stipulated). When Weekes died, of cancer, in 1977, his wish was that there be no funeral.

One leader stipulated when opening his first satellite 20 years ago, the medical director "had to maintain patient volume and command respect from referring doctors.

We have not always stipulated, when using the word 'capacity', that we have been considering 'residence capacity' but this will normally be the case, or we hope that the context will make it plain that some other sense of "capacity" is at issue.

Willie Boy stipulated when he became an F.B.I. informant that he would never testify against Mr. Gotti in a court of law.

The offering price originally stipulated when the first pro spectus was filed last May was $30 a share, which theoretically would have netted D.L.J. $24‐ million, less underwriting charges.

Most cloud computing providers require no duration of execution to be stipulated when the instance is started.

"It was stipulated precisely when the interview would occur and who would be the interviewer and photographer; how and where it would be promoted in the paper and on radio; and gave Rowling full approval of captions, headlines, straplines, line drawings, graphics, headings, advance trails, quotes and paragraphs".

Jon and Kate Gosselin, who appear with their eight children on the reality show, had signed contracts with the channel that stipulated how and when they could grant interviews and make public appearances.

In the German view, an offer binds the offeror for any stipulated period or, when the offer is silent as to time, for a reasonable period unless the offeror has expressly made the offer revocable.

We do not wish to express the view that an agreement for the issuance of an injunction, if and when a stipulated state of facts arises in the future, is binding on the court to that extent.

The goal of the committee was to make recommendations to Icann on how to involve global Internet users in its activities, a task stipulated in its charter when Icann was created by the Commerce Department to take over management of the address system.