Sentence examples for worth stipulating from inspiring English sources

It's worth stipulating that I'm not a lawyer, nor an expert on the military.

A judge later ordered the executives to return shares worth nearly $558 million because the plan did not contain a clause stipulating that the number of shares would be adjusted in case of stock splits.

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.

The terms for the bailout – worth €85bn (£61bn) according to a senior EU source – foresee a radical overhaul of the Greek economy, stipulating major reforms of health, welfare, pensions and taxation systems, alongside more ambitious privatisation schemes.

The document was a draft mining law stipulating how the Haitian government expects to deal with companies that want to begin extracting the estimated $20 billion worth of gold and minerals that is believed to lie in the mountains to the north.

No law stipulating a process for naturalization exists in Israel.

But for our purposes stipulating Temperate Justified Belief will serve).

And, in my home state of Iowa, in 1983, the Iowa state legislature passed a bill stipulating that the state shall not discriminate in compensation between predominately male and female jobs deemed to be of comparable worth.

Language stipulating no $$ for border wall.

Ask for more money without actually stipulating a number.

The University and Colleges Admissions Service (UCAS) stipulated the Bacc was worth 120 UCAS points, or equivalent to an A-grade at A-level.