The phrase "are stipulations" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing conditions or requirements that must be met in a particular context, such as contracts or agreements.
Example: "The terms of the agreement are stipulations that both parties must adhere to in order to ensure compliance."
Alternatives: "are conditions" or "are requirements".
There are stipulations to the offer, of course, among them that the marketers be new to newspapers, spend at least $300,000 and buy at least a third of an ad page three times.
A class-action settlement could allow for the disputes to be decided by a judge, even if there are stipulations in the agreement that provide for other ways — like arbitration — to resolve disputes.
Among the Ali Act's provisions are stipulations that promoters must open their books to fighters, can't enter into long-term contracts with fighters and have to use independent rankings in putting together championship bouts.
"Often there are stipulations around whom you can give access to, how many devices you can watch on at once, or whether others who watch have to be in the same household," says Steve Nowottny, consumer and features editor at MoneySavingExpert.
The rule, that, where the entire purpose of a charter is to confer bounties on corporations, the construction of any provision therein about which there is doubt must be in favor of the government, does not extend to charters where there are stipulations for services, or pecuniary returns by the party endowed.
We do not mean to say that many of these are stipulations which it would be unlawful to make, or void in their creation, if made on good consideration, or that they do not become executory contracts upon which an action would lie, and upon which damages, if any were sustained, might be recovered.
If you've overpaid, you will get the money back but there may be stipulations.
There would also be stipulations for strengthening national banking supervision to prevent a repeat of the failures that led to the situation.
Among those were stipulations that any club can be denied authorization if it advocated or approved of sexual activity outside marriage or violated state laws regarding sex education.
"Those were stipulations we had to agree to," Palmiotto said.
There may also be stipulations on the maximum weight allowance for dry ice.
