Sentence examples for with stipulate from inspiring English sources

A Victorian field guide, for example, describes Agrimonia in rather uncompromising terms: "Herbs with stipulate, pinnate, serrate leaves and terminal bracteate spine-like racemes of small yellow flowers".

The recently published Arthritis and Musculoskeletal Alliance (ARMA)/British Society of Paediatric and Adolescent Rheumatology 'Standards of Care for Children and Young People with JIA' stipulate that all children and young people with JIA should have core outcome variables (including therefore the components of JADAS) measured at each review.

GE's contracts with insurers stipulate that GE owns the data from workers' past health purchases.

Mr. Netanyahu has been dealing with urgent issues like allowing Egypt to deploy troops in the Sinai Peninsula to stabilize the area, although the peace accords with Israel stipulate that it should be demilitarized.

L.S.U.'s contract with Miles stipulates that he can require the university to contract with another corporation for services that are part of his fee for media appearances.

Brown's deal with CCA stipulates that the state will staff the private facility with union guards, effectively creating a detente between the former foes.

The reason Mr. Garner's appointment is not being announced with the others, people inside Christie's say, is because his contract with Phillips stipulates that he must wait until the end of the summer before working for a competing auction house.

The research is being conducted in accordance with guidelines stipulated by the UK Market Research Society code of conduct.

The current contract with UrbanAmerica stipulates that 5percentt of units will be priced below market rates.

Baseball's agreement with Yomiuri stipulates that if the teams didn't show up and play the games, they would be liable for damages.

On his most recent film, "Any Given Sunday," his contract with Warner Brothers stipulated that if he went over budget, he had to test.