Perhaps instead her outfit is the result of a contractual stipulation on Johnny Depp's part, stating that someone in the cast needs to dress like Helena Bonhat-Caller atimes timesoso that he doesn't get weirded out and lonely when he realises that she isn't around.
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.
In the settlement, Libya insisted on a stipulation that the families would not receive the full $10 million pledged unless the United States lifted sanctions and removed Libya from the list of states supporting terrorism within eight months.
Last month, Judge Renee Roth of Manhattan Surrogate Court ruled that Kathleen Durst would be declared dead, effective Feb. 1, 1987, based on a stipulation between Mr. Durst and Kathleen's family.
At last, the former Smiths singer agreed, but with one stipulation: on the day he performs, the festival will be meat-free.
The guy with the weird collar marries you, you have to step on the glass to make it official, you sacrifice a goat… So, sure, why not add that "one man and one woman" stipulation on top of it all?
Countries would be offered loans only under strict budget austerity conditions such as those imposed on Greece, a stipulation pressed by Germany.
The company's first move was to put a forty-eight-hour 'use-by' stipulation on each phial and only to send out the virus from Monday to Wednesday, to avoid weekend postal delays.
Apart from Article 140 of the Law on the Army and Defence, no legal stipulation on the DRC's Armed Forces makes provision for the GR as a distinct unit within the national army.
