Sentence examples for Not stipulations from inspiring English sources

From there, the talks expanded to include top McCall and Cuomo advisers, with Mr. McCall's people saying Mr. Cuomo asked for conditions, like a prominent role in the campaign, and Cuomo partisans saying such ideas were merely floated, not stipulations.

The Dutch found they could swallow the notion of German hegemony, but not its stipulations.

So while manufacturers are free to use the open source version of Android, which does not include stipulations for pre-loading Google services, doing so means forgoing the primary consumer lure of the platform: an app store containing more than one million apps.

"We don't have stipulations with each other about who we talk to or what we say, we're our own bosses," he said.

She said she was assured in conversations with Ford that Neiman Marcus cars would be the first ones built, though she acknowledged that this was not a stipulation.

(1) Language meaning and definition: The Epicureans held that natural languages came into existence not by stipulation of word meanings but as the result of the innate capacities of humans for using signs and articulating sounds and of human social interaction (D.

If a will does not make any stipulations about miles, the airlines say the miles are typically passed on to the named beneficiary of an estate, often the spouse.

Two stipulations: Not all could be index funds; only one could be a Vanguard fund (see table).

The label of "anticommunist films" refers to films produced with the goal of arousing anticommunist consciousness or films with anticommunist themes, but the concept did not have clear stipulations upon inception.

The coach did not detail the stipulations.

There are also a number of other stipulations not found for any other nations, such as the provision banning any assistance to the Palestinian Broadcasting Corporation.