This word you keep using
I do not think it means what you think it means.
To stipulate means to agree, usually beteween adversaries. It does not mean to demand.
Correct usage: The prosecutor and defense lawyer stipulate that December 25 was a Saturday that year.
Incorrect usage: The debate organizer issued a stipulation that the Green Party candidate may not participate unless she raises $100,000.
(This was from an actual green party campaign email).
To stipulate means to agree, usually beteween adversaries. It does not mean to demand.
Correct usage: The prosecutor and defense lawyer stipulate that December 25 was a Saturday that year.
Incorrect usage: The debate organizer issued a stipulation that the Green Party candidate may not participate unless she raises $100,000.
(This was from an actual green party campaign email).