Sentence examples similar to a stipulation in the contract from inspiring English sources

This was not dramatic, it was business as usual, given that many clubs now seem to prefer to conduct their trading in a chaotic hurry, as if participation in the annual homage to It's A Knockout was a stipulation in the small print of the television contract.

Citing a stipulation in the Freedom of Information Act, the commission argued in court against releasing the documents.

They also voiced dismay with a stipulation in the concessions agreement that would have allowed United to make further cuts.

A grievance would be based on a stipulation in the collective bargaining agreement that says a player may not be released because of a failed drug test.

A stipulation in the match was placed that anyone who tried to interfere would get fired.

Meanwhile, the Fraternal Order of Police has sued to block the release of more data, citing a stipulation in its contract that calls for destroying any disciplinary records older than five years.

In a twist unlikely to help the Romney campaign, it turns out United Auto Workers union members enjoy a stipulation in their contract that gives them Election Day off to vote at their leisure.

The marble statue that Michelangelo delivered in 1525 to his patrons in Rome followed the stipulation in the contract, which specified "a marble figure of Christ as large as life, naked".

There's a stipulation in Pelecanos's contract that requires him to produce crime novels.

The proposed trade could not be made official until July 15 because of a stipulation in Francis's contract that makes him a base-year compensation player.

"There are other stipulations in the contract that I have agreed to but in terms of remuneration it is the same as it was".