One such unusual stipulation is a helpmate: Black moves first and cooperates with White to get checkmated in a specified number of moves.
When she died in 1948, Abby Aldrich Rockefeller left four important drawings -- two by van Gogh and two by Seurat -- to the Museum of Modern Art but with an unusual stipulation.
This takes the form of an excellent value veg box (flowers, eggs and pork are optional extras) but it comes with an unusual stipulation: members must undertake two hours a week voluntary work on the farm during summer – sowing, weeding, mulching, harvesting or feeding the two beef cattle, pigs, geese and chickens.
In an unusual stipulation, Martino's agreement is contingent on Battista's guilty plea, and the government could take Martino to trial on the conspiracy count if Battista, who was convicted with five co-defendants of criminal conspiracy and bookmaking in 1998, fails to enter a similar plea Monday.
In an unusual stipulation, these loya jirgas are intended to include representatives of Afghan refugees living in Iran, Pakistan and elsewhere, members of the Afghan diaspora, and members of organizations outside of government, as well as prominent "individual Islamic scholars, intellectuals and traders".
The law also had an unusual financial stipulation.
A Most co-ops require unit owners who undertake projects like this one to put in new pipes, said Andrew Berkman, a Manhattan co-op lawyer, so the board's stipulation is not unusual.
The exile stipulation in the sentence is unusual, and points again to Judge Markle's desire to extract as much punishment as possible for O'Donovan out of the plea deal.
One of the unusual characteristics of this grant is that there are no stipulations.
