Sentence examples for a stipulation to from inspiring English sources

Foreign firms complain of hellish fine print, including a stipulation to buy from tiny suppliers.

Mr. Quijano read a stipulation to the jury that said another man had bought the phone and specifically asked that it be placed in Mr. Ghailani's name.

With knowledge of their title, and its impediment to the use of the lands by the company, congress made the grant, with a stipulation to extinguish the title.

To compensate, the companies built into the negotiations a stipulation to fix a rough dollar value to the transaction, rather than a number of shares.

The law also imposed new fees -- the ones being challenged -- of $45 for every written motion filed, $35 for a stipulation to a settlement and $35 for dropping a case.

We think a disclaimer of this kind was within the fair intendment of the contract, and that a stipulation to that effect was such a one as the city might lawfully make, as an incident of the principal undertaking.

Another: a benefactor attached a swim-test stipulation to a donation after his child drowned.

The Wilko case, decided in 1953, required the Court to determine whether an agreement to arbitrate future controversies constitutes a binding stipulation "to waive compliance with any provision" of the Securities Act, which is nullified by § 14 of the Act.

182, 98 L.Ed. 168, that an agreement to arbitrate Securities Act claims is void under § 14 of the Act, which prohibits a binding stipulation "to waive compliance with any provision" of the Act.

That would be a bad stipulation to make.

There's a stark stipulation to The Week's solitary success it needs peers in the industry to continue, and not just to fuel its editorial offering.