Sentence examples for clear stipulations from inspiring English sources

The label of "anticommunist films" refers to films produced with the goal of arousing anticommunist consciousness or films with anticommunist themes, but the concept did not have clear stipulations upon inception.

To my mother, and many of the adult women that surrounded me as a kid, feminism had clear stipulations.

Data processing into electronic versions was also done by trained data clerks who had signed terms of reference contracts with clear stipulation of expected standards of confidentiality.

A valid recommendation from the Xiphu, and Mpanza study was the implementation of uniform distribution fees of similar products, with clear stipulation of distribution costs and activities being paid to all stakeholders.

This current study added one further stipulation.

"It is clear that the stipulation that there was to be no unauthorised exit from the base has not been adhered to and the consequences have been unacceptable.

Other cases are not so clear cut, except for the stipulation that the candidate cannot be someone who has committed a violent crime against someone else.

But it is not clear why we should accept this stipulation.

Lawyers for Mr. Ghailani have made clear in their cross-examinations and in stipulations that they intend to attack the credibility of certain government witnesses and cite evidence to support their contention that Mr. Ghailani did not know what the plotters were up to.

But one thing is clear from the gas industry's nervy stipulation that you, not they, will pick up the tab for dismantling tapped out derricks.

The thin conception, often associated with the legal scholars Albert Venn Dicey and Joseph Raz, advocates the view that the rule of law is fulfilled by adhering to formal procedures and requirements, such as the stipulations that all laws be prospective, clear, stable and constitutionally enacted, and that the parties to legal disputes are treated equally and without bias on the part of judges.