Sentence examples for terms stipulate from inspiring English sources
The auction's terms stipulate that the high bidder must take possession of the museum's contents by Nov. 30 — pickup only, no shipping.
Aldi UK said its contractual terms stipulate that suppliers do not engage in any form of forced labour and related practices.
The BBC licence fee terms stipulate that you must pay the licence fee if you watch or record the television as it is broadcast.
At IMF insistence, the bailout terms stipulate that Greek national debt may be no higher than 120% of gross domestic product by 2020 to qualify for the verdict of being "sustainable".
The terms stipulate that all forces loyal to the Syrian government of Bashar al-Assad must cease attacks with all weapons against opposition forces that are party to the deal; air strikes by both the government and Russia must also end.
Update: the agreement reportedly spans 1 year, and the terms stipulate that Mail.ru will receive a 60percentt share of revenues from ad clicks (which is more than Mail.ru currently receives from Yandex).
The terms stipulated that his file would be destroyed, "Mission Impossible -style, once he had found a wImpossible -style
In the end, she was forced to settle for the terms stipulated in the agreement because Donald, at that juncture, conveniently appeared to be broke.
Lloyds and RBS are already being forced to carve out branch networks – TSB and Williams & Glyn respectively – to comply with the terms stipulated by the EU at the time of their taxpayer bailouts, which are intended to create new "challenger banks".
The terms stipulated in the bill allow for international inspections of Iranian nuclear sites, but forbid any inspections of military facilities.
In the event, Nasr was prevented from crossing the Jaxartes by an army composed of Turgesh, troops from Shash and Harith's followers, and was forced to withdraw after a negotiated settlement, which among other terms stipulated the removal of Harith and his adherents to the remote town of Farab.
