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Stipulate meaning
To require (something) as a condition of a contract or agreement. | To specify, promise or guarantee something in an agreement. | To acknowledge the truth of; not to challenge.
Example sentences (20)
FIs should stipulate a timeline within which a recovery suit shall be filed against the NPL borrower.
In accordance with Article 459, Paragraph 1 of the Companies Act, the Company's Articles of Incorporation stipulate that the Company may pay dividends from surplus, etc. by resolution of the Board of Directors.
Increasingly, policies stipulate what must said, too.
Laws for voting abroad stipulate that Ukrainian citizens must travel in person to a polling station (located at an embassy or consulate) to cast their ballot on election day.
Pawar stated that the Department of Expenditure (DoE) guidelines stipulate that all states and Union territories have to adhere to the guidelines of the Scheme for Special Assistance to States for Capital Investment 2023-24.
The gazetted regulations stipulate race and gender targets, determined by the Employment and Labour Minister Thulas Nxesi, in various economic sectors per industry per province.
The regulations stipulate that any directions from cabinet ministers must be within their mandate, and done in consultation with Dlamini-Zuma and other relevant cabinet members.
The revisions the legislature enacted — as part of an omnibus budget and policy bill — stipulate the borrowing can’t happen unless first approved by the State Bond Commission.
The "unique opportunity" will see the successful candidate report directly to William and Kate - as the pair stipulate that the right person for the job must have a "low ego".
The zoning administrator told Pacaso in October it was violating the town's vacation rental rules, which stipulate that overnight stays of less than 28 days are illegal.
Though the new shift rules stipulate an infield shift is illegal, it doesn’t mean the outfield can’t be configured in an unbalanced way.
Conditions of the grant stipulate that the project must be completed by Nov. 15, according to Pontzloff, and Undercliff will welcome guests for resumption of a popular social activity at some point afterward.
I stipulate without sharing it.
I will stipulate that the members of Erie’s “slate” may otherwise be decent enough folks, although there has been some electoral mischief ascribed to several of them.
New laws prohibit the use of unmanned and of snowmobiles on sea ice, and stipulate that sea motor traffic must stay at least 150m away from walruses.
New laws prohibit the use of unmanned drones and of snowmobiles on sea ice, and stipulate that sea motor traffic must stay at least 150m away from walruses.
Once you reach 70, you must renew every 3 years, the DVLA rules stipulate.
Similarly to the attorney-general, the DPP, and both deputies, the government also drafted a bill to stipulate maximum term lengths for the auditor-general, the deputy-auditor general, and the three other audit board members.
The city continues to negotiate a consent decree with federal officials that will stipulate what policing reforms should take place.
The Commission said Pontins must also remove terms that stipulate the guests must be on the electoral register and implement equality training around the legal duty not to discriminate.