Sentence examples for because of a stipulation from inspiring English sources

She says that she was pressured by the church to have two abortions, because of a stipulation that Sea Org members can't have children.

The proposed trade could not be made official until July 15 because of a stipulation in Francis's contract that makes him a base-year compensation player.

The gallery is the only place for people to see the actual paintings, rather than reproductions, because of a stipulation that they cannot be lent which was made in 1897, when the collection was bequeathed to the nation.

Because of a stipulation created by the Nevada legislators, the money has not been deposited into the general federal Treasury, but rather put in a special Treasury account to be spent almost exclusively in Nevada on a something-for-everyone collection of projects.

Because of a stipulation of filming in parks, the police cannot deny anyone access.

The workers who drive those cars have weak union representation in the U.S., in part because of a particular stipulation in labor law.

Ten minutes later all the scores were in, but there was confusion about what they were because of a new stipulation, announced by Jared after a whispered consultation with Cody, that O and zero both counted as nothing.

Because of stipulations in a settlement of a lawsuit, publicity on the prizes was unusually understated.

Because of this stipulation and the run-up in house prices, just 7percentt of the agency's loans have typically gone to borrowers in New York City, even though 40percentt of the state's population lives here.

So, they said I could file the paperwork, but I wouldn't be considered because of this stipulation".

So they said I could file the paperwork, but I wouldn't be considered because of this stipulation".