stipulate (for) (Meaning)

stipulate (for)

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The contract clearly stipulates the parties' responsibilities and obligations.
The agreement stipulates that payment must be made within 30 days of invoice issuance.
The policy stipulates that employees are required to wear protective clothing in hazardous areas.
The regulation stipulates that all buildings must meet certain energy efficiency standards.
The law stipulates that drivers must have a valid license and insurance coverage.
The invitation stipulates that guests must RSVP by a certain date.
The will stipulates that the deceased's estate should be divided equally among the heirs.
The warranty stipulates that the product is guaranteed for a period of one year.
The lease stipulates that tenants must pay rent on time and keep the property in good condition.
The contract stipulates that any disputes will be resolved through mediation.

call (for), require, press (for), request, insist (on),demand, quest, enjoin,claim, command

give up,yield, surrender,relinquish,

The contract clearly stipulates the parties' responsibilities and obligations.

The agreement stipulates that payment must be made within 30 days of invoice issuance.

The policy stipulates that employees are required to wear protective clothing in hazardous areas.

The regulation stipulates that all buildings must meet certain energy efficiency standards.