Sentence examples for stipulating that all from inspiring English sources
In negotiations with the House, the Senate was in a strong position because on Oct. 11 it unanimously approved a bill stipulating that all screeners at major airports must be federal employees, like customs and immigration inspectors.
A Tea Party manifesto, called the Contract From America, even contains a rigid provision stipulating that all legislation passed by Congress should specify the precise clause in the Constitution giving Congress the power to pass such a law — an idea touted Thursday by the House Republican leadership.
The Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing (HKEx) organization enjoys a near-monopoly in share trading, due to local rules stipulating that all trades must be reported to the exchange.
Since the fiction explains the truth of modal claims, explaining the content of the modal fiction by reference to modal claims would be circular (e.g., by stipulating that all of the propositions which are necessary hold in all worlds, or that objects have in all worlds in which they exist the properties which they in fact have essentially).
Æthelwulf had left property jointly to three of his four surviving sons, Æthelbald, Æthelred and Alfred, stipulating that all of it was to be inherited by the brother who lived the longest.
While no one can be required to be a full-fledged union member, many states have allowed for contracts stipulating that all workers in the bargaining unit must chip in to cover the costs of bargaining and representation.
The pact stipulates that all EU countries will run balanced budgets in normal times.
Contest rules stipulated that all work scrapbook artists submitted had to be solely their own.
The rule stipulates that all protective equipment must be worn underneath the uniform.
Mr. Bush's order stipulates that all information provided in confidence by a foreign government is presumed classified.
The first part stipulates that all states receive a certain quantity regardless of their population or risk status.
