Sentence examples for stipulating only from inspiring English sources

The Roths asked Mr. Legorreta to create a "sculptural landmark design," stipulating only the number of rooms and that the property should be easy to maintain.

On Thursday, ostensibly hoping to shift some of the attention off of himself, Musk put out a call asking Twitter to send him the "dankest memes"—stipulating only that they be "not moths tho," which, come on.

To little fanfare, Pakistan is now scrapping restrictions: adopting a "negative list" of specified banned goods, rather than, as previously, stipulating only what may be imported.

To avoid this, some cleaning agencies offer their employees a contract that stipulates only a handful of hours a week.

Landau explains that the script stipulated only that Rzykruski was "European", which meant that he had to fill in the gaps.

And while most managers enforce a strict dress code when their teams travel to road games, Maddon stipulates only that his players "feel hot" with whatever they choose to wear on the plane.

Human beings are finite, so we can explicitly stipulate only a finite number of statements.

Although it is desirable for day nurseries to have nutritionists at hand, the current Minimum Standards for Child Welfare Facilities does not acknowledge the necessity of having nutritionists since it stipulated only that, "Day nurseries should employ nursery teachers, part-time doctors and cooks" (Article 33).

This branding means the animals are turned out to pasture, eating what they naturally choose, but are not necessarily organic, a label that stipulates only what hormones, antibiotics and chemicals are not ingested.

To keep his already dim hopes from burning out, the RNC would first have to revoke a rule, passed during the 2012 convention, that stipulates only candidates who have won the majority of delegates in at least eight states or territories can be nominated.

Any pull mechanism, however, strictly stipulates only the relative movement of the RC-MTOC-GA and the contact, because the two structures are thereby hypothesized to be subject to action and reaction.