Sentence examples for that were stipulated from inspiring English sources

The regulator of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac set an example when the government took over the mortgage finance companies last week — barring them from paying their former chief executives severance packages worth millions that were stipulated in their contracts.

In most cases, donors do not release funds without receiving an annual audited report from the previous year to be able to judge whether the implementation of the activities and the financial management are in line with the procedures and standards that were stipulated in the memorandum of understanding.

In a study on the implementation of an occupational health guideline to prevent weight gain, OPs indicated that implementation depended on whether they were given extra time for the implementation, and whether the implementation would be at the expense of other tasks that were stipulated in their contract [ 46].

The invasion at the end, that was stipulated.

He also told me that [his party] is committed to justice and accountability, so there's no way they would walk away from this mechanism that is stipulated in the peace agreement".

What many people familiar with the story are going to be waiting for is not an admission of doping – that was stipulated from the start – but a specific apology for the lives he ruined in order to keep his secret a secret.

Spurs have made no secret of their interest in recent months and were finally given permission to speak to the Argentine last week, after Pochettino himself agreed to pay Southampton the £2m release fee that was stipulated in his contract.

However, the Act only comes into force on the date of its publication in the Government Gazette, or on such other date that is stipulated by the Act or another law, or a notification made under a law.

PhilHealth enrolment is in addition to other requirements that are stipulated in the Migrant Workers and Overseas Filipinos Act of 1995, which also requires overseas employers to purchase the same private health insurance, along with other worker protection measures, being provided for their locally-hired employees.

For our first cost estimate – the average premium contribution of formal sector workers – to accurately represent the average cost of BHI, the contribution rates that are stipulated in the 1998 central government policy need to be sufficiently high, so that the total premium contributions to the BHI cover total costs.

The only metric that was stipulated in the original Partnership agreements was the under-5 mortality rate, defined as the probability of dying before five years of age, expressed as a rate per 1,000 live births.