Sentence examples for would stipulate from inspiring English sources

In Galloway, the policy would stipulate that homework cover only topics already addressed in class.

Such amendments would stipulate limitations in areas like paying dividends and making acquisitions or capital spending.

The contracts would stipulate quality standards that the school must meet.

Its provisions would stipulate that only women between the ages of 21 and 35 can be surrogates.

This would stipulate that they could re-sign the 18-year-old England youth winger for an agreed fee.

The foundations would stipulate that Detroit must put the money into its pension system, said Alberto Ibargüen, president of the Knight Foundation.

I'd stipulate to all that, but I found myself thinking about his less obvious influence on business and the journalists who cover it.

You see, the age bracket he'd stipulated for the women he deigned worthy of dating topped out at my exact age.

The company would also stipulate that Jane would lose the options if she left.

The administration's language would probably stipulate that Palestine's territory would be based on Israel's pre-1967 borders with the West Bank and Gaza Strip, with territorial swaps to allow Israel's annexation of some Jewish settlements.

And once they stopped to refuel, they knew, they would be in fatigue status, and Coast Guard regulations would then stipulate that they couldn't take off again until the next day — at which point Aldridge would be well past his 19-hour survivability window.