For example, whether or not the existence of childcare work stipulates this opportunity cost.
When he briefed the then newly emerging architect appointed for the work, Alfred Waterhouse, Owen stipulated, 20 years after the publication of The Origin of Species by Means of Natural Section, that the building should celebrate the wonder and awe of creation.
The old national agreement that used to regulate our work stipulated that we should be paid within six weeks for each job.
George Gershwin famously turned down companies that wanted to perform the opera in blackface, and his estate stipulates that the work should be performed by an all-black cast.
Like its creator, "Guernica" never entered Franco's Spain, though Picasso, who died in 1973, stipulated that the work be given to Spain once democracy had been restored.
I've stipulated that the work be untrained because I am not selling my mind or my heart, I want it to be labour that almost anyone could step in and do in my place.
He had a deep affection for it, a profound identification with it; in his will he stipulated that the work's sublime final trio, the greatest of his many love letters to the soprano voice, should be played at his funeral, which took place in 1949, in still war-blasted Munich.
He had a deep affection for it, a profound identification with it; in his will he stipulated that the work's sublime final trio, the greatest of his many love letters to the soprano voice, should be played at his funeral, which took place in 1949, in still war-blasted Munich.
Sveriges Radio stipulated that the work had to include a Swedish element.
Caetano, his former high school teacher, stipulated that the work of the Intelligence Committee is "way beyond my comprehension," but said he has confidence in Nunes.
