Sentence examples for cases stipulated from inspiring English sources

The number of livestock units pastured was in most cases stipulated in approved regulations.

"In this case the stipulated facts show that the books sold by the appellant were sold at wholesale, and purchased by those who made no agreement as to the control of future sales of the book, and took upon themselves no obligation to enforce the notice printed in the book, undertaking to restrict retail sales to a price of one dollar per copy". Id., at 349-350, 28 S.Ct., at 726.

“In this case the stipulated facts show that the books sold by the appellant were sold at wholesale, and purchased by those who made no agreement as to the control of future sales of the book, and took upon themselves no obligation to enforce the notice printed in the book, undertaking to restrict retail sales to a price of one dollar per copy.” Id., at 349—350.

2) Chronological continuum National guidance documents stipulated case management procedures and provided standardized longitudinal registers for pre-ART care and ART [ 41].

"For the court summons, earlier, 5 6 years back, it used to be about six years, eight years, ten years … but now there is some legal binding that they have to settle the cases within a certain stipulated period of time.

But 40%% is defined as upper limit in many state standards or regulations, the quantity of FA in concrete do not exceed 40%% stipulated in many cases.

Muir athletic director Milica Protic said Pacific League by-laws stipulated that in cases of postponement, the game would have to take place the next available day, which is Saturday.

Drug product containers (primary packaging), however, are outside the scope of this study, since in these cases, the appropriate requirements are stipulated by the pharmacopoeia (e.g. Japanese Pharmacopoeia).

Though this case comes to us on a stipulated record, there is no stipulation that the ASARCO capital gains were not intended to be used to benefit a unitary business, part of which operated in New Jersey.

An overall case report score was calculated as the number of case reports that were given stipulated or major revisions or failed.

The stipulated subject was "external body parts".