Sentence examples for stipulating how the from inspiring English sources

So far, we haven't seen any evidence of a written agreement stipulating how the equity of the Toyopa Group was to be divided.

The document was a draft mining law stipulating how the Haitian government expects to deal with companies that want to begin extracting the estimated $20 billion worth of gold and minerals that is believed to lie in the mountains to the north.

The settlement did not stipulate how the cash was to be used.

There had been debate in government on whether ministers should have done more to stipulate how the premium is spent.

Building on this, we stipulate how the complex constructs of the language are to be implemented.

The 'political institutions' explanation stipulates how the government of institutions matters with respect to particular earmarked local policies.

According to diplomats it is now apparent that it was the Qataris who were initially at fault, ignoring a negotiated document that had been signed by the US and the Taliban which stipulated how the office should be opened and run.

Regarding the methodological quality of the studies, some shortcomings were identified, mainly related to two aspects: the lack of blinding in outcome assessment or lack of information in this respect, and doubt as to the representativeness of the study population, generally because the article failed to stipulate how the sample size was calculated (Table  4).

He also drew a distinction between sales taxes, which are familiar to most people, and aviation taxes, which are more variable and less well known — giving the government grounds for stipulating how these taxes are disclosed.

One might suspect that any disagreement over whether indirect discrimination is really a form of discrimination is only a terminological one, devoid of any philosophical substance and capable of being adequately settled simply by the speaker stipulating how she is using term 'discrimination'discrimination

He said that even though the referendum was not legally binding because of low turnout, it gave him a strong political mandate to reject the imposition by Brussels of quotas stipulating how many migrants Hungary must accept.