Sentence examples for stipulating that the from inspiring English sources

He called for changes stipulating that the ultrasound be abdominal rather than vaginal.

Now those guidelines have been relaxed, stipulating that the orchestras' playing time be equally divided.

Three years later a treaty was concluded stipulating that the Byzantines pay a yearly tribute to the Avars.

But by stipulating that the properties be single-family homes, in good condition and producing a minimum rental income, he hopes to ensure a good return.

Nonetheless, stipulating that the race is clearly very close is not an adequate substitute for placing any kinds of odds on it at all.

And these plays not only require that canvases be displayed; they often feature dialogue stipulating that the works are either world class or are compelling in other ways.

Congress established the formula in 1997, stipulating that the growth of Medicare spending on doctors' services should not exceed a "sustainable growth rate" set by law.

Previous legislation granted amnesty to any company that received a written directive stipulating that the president had determined surveillance to be legal, whether or not that certification actually met the requirements of existing law.

In 1673 Louis produced regulations stipulating that the court's remonstrances against royal enactments sent to it could in future be made only after the laws concerned had been registered.

The new patriarch accepted his office after stipulating that the four patriarchal representatives repeat their decisions on the marriage in his presence and after verifying that Nicholas' resignation was genuine.

And Ms. Kusznir reacted to the 1994 Shelton zoning department cease-and-desist order stipulating that the pigs be removed by taking it all the way through local, state and federal courts.