Sentence examples for allowed to stipulate from inspiring English sources

We argue over whether adopting parents should be allowed to stipulate a child's religious background.

Divers is of course allowed to stipulate how he will use his terms as he likes, but insofar as this is intended as an explication of what a possible worlds semantics (in some sense richer than the minimal logican's sense) should be, a point of controversy may be noted.

In their study [ 20], investors were allowed to stipulate how much of their initial investment they expected to receive back from the trustee and also whether they would fine the trustee for non-compliance.

In November 2005, the Bush administration gave the CCB a contract to administer the bulk of the money, and allowed it to stipulate that it would not permit any subcontractor to provide "referral for abortion services or contraceptive materials".

The Enterprise Rent-a-Car company had tried to argue that its self-insured status in New York allowed it to stipulate that renters were responsible for all losses.

For example, a trust can allow you to stipulate that your adult children only receive inheritance funds for educational purposes.

And in allowing the test to proceed, the government stipulated that pressure be allowed to build up in intervals, with acoustic tests to gauge the well's condition every six hours.

David Frei's priorities skew to dogs even where real estate is concerned: When the building where he lives went condo around five years ago, his purchase agreement stipulated that he be allowed to have three dogs.

It does not explicitly address hate speech, but stipulates that "users are allowed to post content, including potentially inflammatory content, provided they do not violate the Twitter Terms of Service and Rules".

"I said, 'You can pay me seventy-two hundred and fifty dollars, but you're not taking any of my business!' " According to Frankel, Bravo gave in, a concession that, these days, networks rarely make, but Cohen told me that there were not, as rumored, agreements stipulating that Frankel be allowed to promote her products on the show's recent season: "People are very cynical".

It's as though her contract stipulated that nobody else was allowed to be attractive or appealing on screen.