stipulate
(verb)
To require something as a condition for a contract or agreement.
Examples of stipulate in the following topics:
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The North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA)
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Case: China establishes a new employment contract law for 2008
- Employees that terminate a contract in violation of the Law or breach any confidentiality obligations or competition restrictions stipulated in the contract can be held liable for damages sustained by the other party.
- An employer that fails to pay an employee his salary, pays below the local minimum wage rate, fails to pay overtime or terminates a contract without paying the employee severance or without cause will also pay varying damages as stipulated in the new law.
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Making taxes pull double duty
- Unlike a cap-and-trade system, which allows markets to stipulate the amount of emissions that are tolerated (and which allows for the price of carbon to vary), a greenhouse gas tax would set a fixed price and let it determine the amount of emissions put forth.
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S-Corporations (S-Corps)
- To avoid this "phantom income" scenario, S corporations commonly use shareholder agreements that stipulate at least enough distribution must be made for shareholders to pay the taxes on their distributive shares.
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Cooperatives
- It is registered under the stipulation that all members are equal democratic contributors, and that joining it is open and non-discriminatory as long as the approved requirements for participation are met.
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The Fine Art of Complaining
- Above all, stipulate exactly what you expect to happen after the recipient reads your message, and by when.
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Civil Rights Act
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Secured vs. Unsecured Funding
- A loan constitutes temporarily lending money in exchange for future repayment with specific stipulations such as interest, finance charges, and/or fees.
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Store Retailers
- Automobile manufacturers also enfranchise their dealers, who sell a stipulated make of car (e.g., Chevrolet) end operate their business to some extent as the manufacturer wishes.
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Types of Partnerships
- A joint liability on that loan would stipulate that both parties are equally responsible for repayment as well as equally in possession of the asset (i.e. the home).