Since credit-card hopping has become a popular way to avoid paying interest, some companies have begun stipulating that if you transfer your debt to another card before a certain amount of time has passed, the normal interest rate will be applied to all your previous balances retroactively, leaving you with a huge new debt.
In 1961, his booking contracts began to stipulate that he would not play before segregated audiences.
Let's begin by stipulating that, taken as a whole, they're better than the Republicans.
We begin by stipulating that Marc Rich is an unrepentant tax cheat who paid a quarter-million dollars to a former Clinton lawyer privy to his old boss's darkest secrets.
But Rawls began that essay stipulating that he would consider only peaceful, nonexpansionist, legitimate governments who honored human rights.
The agreement in place since August, which said testing would begin this season, stipulated that the union had to agree to procedures for testing, and the union has raised concerns about whether the established ratio for a positive human growth hormone test is appropriate for professional football players.
But when the Iraqis pushed for a signature, Total balked, saying it would sign only if there were a clause stipulating that work would begin when sanctions law permitted.
Therefore in all agreements with the Spanish one must to begin with clearly stipulate the terms, and if Germany is to furnish grain, the question of compensation must be settled now already.
The Palestinians have argued that the men were under arrest when the Israeli incursion began, and that Israeli-Palestinian agreements stipulate that Palestinians wanted for terror acts be tried by the Palestinian Authority.
I was really excited when I began a magazine internship – the job ad even stipulated "no tea-making" – and was given reams of stories to write.
