Sentence examples similar to a critical stipulation from inspiring English sources
A critical theme within the SEC documentation is the stipulation that companies are more likely covered under the Fair Disclosure act if they publish information equally and accurately through a variety of traditional and digital passages.
A critical element of the MIT-GSA agreement is the stipulation that a new Volpe headquarters be designed and constructed first, before the remainder of the parcel is developed.
The all-party parliamentary group on fair business banking said that Lloyds executives had "withheld" a critical whistleblower's report from the bank's board for more than four years, which it claimed was in breach of a Bank of England stipulation that management must be "open and transparent" with non-executives.
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Another: a benefactor attached a swim-test stipulation to a donation after his child drowned.
She signed an agreement known as a stipulation, affirming that she owed about $1,325.
It's all just history now, a stipulation in a contentious divorce.
"The code even makes a stipulation about a 'peaceful purpose,"' Mr. Curr went on.
Note that this is, up to a certain point, a matter of stipulation.
