Sentence examples for because of stipulations from inspiring English sources

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

Some states, like Arizona, face an immediate fiscal conundrum because of stipulations in the law that prohibit them from rolling back their existing Medicaid programs before the required expansion takes effect.

United has to cut labor costs quickly because of stipulations attached to the $1.5 billion in financing it received from lenders to help it keep operating under Chapter 11.

However, because of stipulations with the Screen Actors Guild, producers still had to have Wilmore formally audition with other actors for the role.

Wilmore, a writer for the show, had to formally audition with other actors because of stipulations with the Screen Actors Guild.

We are precluded from showing these figures because of stipulations in the LIBCSP's consent forms and IRB approval regarding presenting results for individual women or groups comprising fewer than five participants because the figures would single out women with high traffic PAH exposure levels.

Because of Actors Equity stipulations, the actors, professionals all, are local, some with impressive backgrounds.

Two others, "Portrait of a Young Woman" (circa 1665) and "A Maid Asleep" (circa 1656-57), cannot leave the Met because of donors' stipulations.

On top of this, because of Parks McClellan stipulations (more on these later), transition regions must be greater than one tenth of pi in length, and not pass/stop band can begin after.8pi.

He will have to take part in five or six hard practices before being cleared for games and then will be limited to a maximum of eight minutes in his first few games back because of insurance stipulations.

On 26 September 2014, officers decided he should be released on police bail because of the stipulations of the Police and Criminal Evidence Act, which governs how long suspects can be kept in custody.