Sentence examples for to stipulating that from inspiring English sources

The problems range from compulsory sharing of rooms in hospital to stipulating that everybody should retire at more or less the same age.

At the end of the day, he has to negotiate contracts with the BBC and, if that is what they are stipulating, that is what we have to abide by".

In 1998, Lykken advocated forcing people to apply for a licence before being allowed to have children, stipulating that being out of wedlock, out of work, or having a debilitating illness or disability would disqualify them: children born without licences would be taken away from their families under his proposal.

On the other hand, Article 21 of the declaration recognizes a basic right to self-government, stipulating that "the will of the people shall be the basis of the authority of government".

Blame Woodward himself for damaging the transition from one World Cup cycle to the next by stipulating that anyone who wanted to play in that year's Six Nations tournament must also pledge his availability for the subsequent summer tour to the antipodes.

(General Scowcroft, a retired Air Force officer, is also a member of the panel examining National Security Council operations today). Congress didn't buy that either, last year reducing to 50 the number of MX's to be acquired and stipulating that funds for no more be voted until the Administration came back with proposal for an invulnerable base.

He reinforced this motive by pointing out that sovereigns are not subject to the pope and stipulating that sovereigns and bishops must resist the Roman tendency to encroach on their powers.

Hence when the newly founded National Gallery purchased the two Claudes almost as its first acquisition in the 1820s, Turner made his Will giving two of his greatest paintings to the nation but stipulating that all should be displayed together as a monument to peace.

New federal rules being proposed this week would expand the individual right to medical privacy by stipulating that banks cannot consider information about a person's medical condition when deciding whether to lend money.

Congress tried to discourage suits by stipulating that victims and their families must select one method of seeking compensation.

But this fall, once legislation was signed creating the Hudson River Trust, which will govern the 4.5-mile-long Hudson River Park, from Battery Park City to 59th Street, and stipulating that 50percentt of the pier remain open space, the neighborhood began mentally packing its picnics.