Sentence examples for then stipulated from inspiring English sources
At the Hague Peace Conference of 1907 it was then stipulated, and has since become part of international law, that armed merchant ships must be listed as warships, though there have been various interpretations of the word armed.
Mr. Stein then stipulated that the benches had to ring the park, or he would not give money for any.
The memo then stipulated that employees who renewed such loans, if secured by real estate, would receive a $100 bonus for each loan.
Her request was denied, as regulations then stipulated that only civil-service employees who gave birth were entitled to six months' unpaid maternity leave.
The parties then stipulated to damages and attorneys' fees on the copyright infringement claim and, presumably to facilitate the appeal, to the dismissal without prejudice of all remaining claims.
In a series of hearings in 2010 and 2011, the state land board approved a permit for the telescope but then stipulated that no construction could begin until a so-called contested case hearing, in which interested parties could present their arguments, was held.
If this can be so stipulated, we can then move on to a more difficult conversation, one Gershom Gorenberg outlines for us in his indispensable, closely argued and conditionally apocalyptic new book, "The Unmaking of Israel".
The Missouri Attorney General was allowed to intervene in defense of the statutes, and the case was then submitted on stipulated facts.
Alignment is the mean horizontal position covering the wavelength ranges stipulated, then calculated from successive measurements.
Longitudinal level is the mean vertical position covering the wavelength ranges stipulated, then calculated from successive measurements.
