No. 11,379 in Spanish
estipulaba
"Estipulaba" means "stipulated" or "specified" (in past tense).
In a sentence
El contrato estipulaba que debía entregar el trabajo antes del lunes.
The contract stipulated that the work was to be delivered before Monday.
In this sentence, 'estipulaba' refers to the act of laying out terms or conditions within a formal agreement, in the past tense.
La ley estipulaba que todos tenían derecho a la educación gratuita.
The law stipulated that everyone was entitled to free education.
'Estipulaba' in this usage conveys the establishment or specification of rules within a legal context, again in past tense.
El acuerdo entre los vecinos estipulaba mantener las áreas comunes limpias.
The agreement among the neighbors stipulated keeping the common areas clean.
Here, 'estipulaba' signifies the agreement's condition outlined by the parties involved, expressed in the past tense.
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