Sentence examples for a stipulation that from inspiring English sources

FIFA made the change last month, removing a stipulation that prohibited players 21 and older from switching national teams.

He has been advised by health and safety inspectors that he must, a stipulation that was probably unknown in the Bronze Age.

" 'No personal questions,' " Mr. Lieberman recalled her telling him at the outset, a stipulation that complicated the interview, which unfolded awkwardly and yet revealingly.

Landmark status also required them to preserve or to restore as much of the structure as possible, a stipulation that ultimately worked in their favor.

The constitution also specified that presidential candidates needed to be third-generation nationals, a stipulation that made him ineligible to stand for election.

Instead, they convinced Congress to allocate the $10 million for general interstate needs — a stipulation that was erased when someone dropped Coconut Road into the bill.

Sampson's buyout — paid for in part by an anonymous donor's gift of $550,000 — included a stipulation that prevents Sampson from suing the university.

In an attempt to resolve the lawsuit related to traffic issues, the parties agreed to a stipulation that required finding an alternate road to the complex.

This latter situation is particularly likely to arise if the agreed time for delivery was of the essence of the contract (that is, if it constituted so vital a stipulation that without compliance the contract could not be fulfilled).

And its construction will exclude items on a "red list" of hazardous materials like lead and cadmium, a stipulation that has required developers to compile a spreadsheet of 362 prohibited building components.

But this scheme relies on having a source of photons with identical quantum properties--a stipulation that researchers thus far have been unable to satisfy.