Sentence examples for certain stipulations from inspiring English sources

He remains open to the possibility, but he has certain stipulations.

Earlier this year, regulators approved the company's acquisition of ITA, but also required Google to agree to certain stipulations to ensure fair competition.

The legislation required, with certain stipulations, that 79 billion litres (21 billion gal) of the amount be biofuels other than corn-derived ethanol.

"He was told he could stay under certain stipulations and he chose not to," Athletic Director Gerald Myers told The Associated Press.

The legislation also requires, with certain stipulations, that 79 billion litres (21 billion gallons) of the total amount be biofuels other than corn-derived ethanol, and it continued certain government subsidies and tax incentives for biofuel production.

After examining the transaction, Senator Herb Kohl, the Wisconsin Democrat who is chairman of the Judiciary Committee's antitrust subcommittee, wrote a letter this month to Christine A. Varney, the assistant attorney general in charge of the antitrust division of the Justice Department, urging a careful review and certain stipulations.

Perhaps the most popular contemporary alternative to fictionalism is the version of non-naturalist realism offered by the neo-Fregean thesis that abstract mathematical beliefs can be justified as analytic truths that follow from logic and certain meaning stipulations.

NOTE that all states require certain information (stipulations) to be in a Living Will, a Power of Attorney, and a Last Will and Testament.

Einstein argued that the question concerning the nature of spacetime geometry becomes an empirical question only on certain pro tem stipulations regarding the "practically rigid body" of measurement (pro tem in view of the inadmissibility in relativity theory of the concept "actually rigid body").

"He has to satisfy certain criteria of particular stipulations of the specific host country.

Osiel concludes that legal stipulations labeling certain deeds as manifestly illegal are indefensible.