stipulated

Schools are allowed to set their own policies on legal representation in internal matters (except where stipulated by law).

The author stipulated that in their team everyone else already knows what others are doing.

In my circumstance, the seller agent's contract stipulated that the agent earned 50% the buyer agent's commission for buyers lacking an agent.

I wonder how much of this was stipulated in written contract, or if it's just employer's whim.

Moreover: all reverence for Snowden stipulated and set aside: nobody has ever made a claim for his expertise in vulnerability research or sales.

Once again: his own lawyer stipulated these facts in his criminal summation.

They ask for outrageous qualifications for the stipulated wages and positions.

I should have stipulated that I only feel this way about normal for-profit businesses.

One company I worked for stipulated in the separation letter that I will not ever be able to work for the company.

Months/years later its whatever the merchant & manufacturer stipulated.

His own lawyer stipulated to that in his summation.

I don't think it was stipulated that this beggar was starving.

In a civil case, the question is more one of "Here's why Shmerl is responsible (and, consequently, liable ) for what happened." The facts (that Shmerl did whatever, to whomever, at whatever time) are often stipulated to.

> binary CPU being able to exploit those to act as an antenna I should have stipulated that I was running under the assumption that the circuitry required for SAI would be pretty advanced, drastically increasing the "escape surface area." Even if the idea is only plausible to the human mind I'd still give SAI the benefit of the doubt.