Sentence examples for stipulates are from inspiring English sources

High temperatures, the agency stipulates, are the best way to make sure that all anthrax spores are destroyed.

The places in Calusa where sex offenders can stay — 2,500 feet from anyone under 18, as the law stipulates — are the uninhabitable outskirts of the airport and a makeshift camp under a causeway that they call home.

A digital habitué, she's drawn — as the best bloggers are — to documentation and verifiable facts; she resists narrative sleights of hand; she's at ease with a hybrid of professional and personal life; she's not sentimental about the booze, misery and squalor that Cal stipulates are hallmarks of the reporter's life.

The sum stipulated was very precise, the equivalent of $17,800 £11,7000).

The most the peasants could contribute, he stipulated, was the right to use the land.

But I was not referring to their criticism of Israeli conduct in the occupied territories: criticism that I stipulated was weaker than that policy deserves.

This price was also above the 61p price that the government had stipulated be inserted into Horta-Osorio's bonus, which initially confused the City.

Otherwise, how could a project he stipulated be restricted to letters "having bearing on my work" run to four volumes and around 3,000 pages?

The one caveat they stipulate is that investors must be primed to watch those channels by companies if information is being released there first.

The unstated assumption, to which both sides stipulate, is that there is an objective academic standard for admission.

One of the strategies stipulated was the initiation of various types of health insurance schemes.