stipulate

Though Black liberals did not stipulate that the public must share their religious faith, they believed that transforming America’s racially coded statutes and customs could only be brought about through the moral advancement of the United States and its people.

But in law, most legal codes of ethics stipulate that the strategy of unreasonably delaying a trial is clearly an ethical violation.

Cricket’s betting integrity rules stipulate players are not allowed to gamble on matches anywhere in the world.

They stipulate the card cannot be used for fares below £12 between 04:00 and 10:00, Monday to Friday.

Indian laws stipulate that elections cannot be scheduled less than six months before an assembly term's end unless the assembly is dissolved early.