Sentence examples for contractual stipulation from inspiring English sources

Francisco Rodriguez has had a contractual stipulation allowing him to pitch for Tiburones de La Guaira in Venezuela, and he made two appearances for them this past winter.

Meanwhile Klitschko's manager, Bernd Bente, revealed his camp had made it a contractual stipulation that both fighters must be subject to strict random drugs testing by the Voluntary Anti-Doping Association.

The novelist Philippa Gregory told of a contractual stipulation that, once the BBC had turned one of her novels into a film, she should not use any of those characters again.

Perhaps instead her outfit is the result of a contractual stipulation on Johnny Depp's part, stating that someone in the cast needs to dress like Helena Bonhat-Caller atimes timesoso that he doesn't get weirded out and lonely when he realises that she isn't around.

But, in many agreements, the calendars for many are poorly designed, based solely on both parents' efforts to control their child's plans rather as a contractual stipulation in time sharing than a child's necessary downtime to chill from a hectic and draining school year.

Government needs to get better at policing its contractual stipulations if we are to really crank up the level of apprenticeships via the public sector," says Berry.

In the world of the Klitschkos, with their endless contractual stipulations and demands, Haye turned out to be a pumped-up cruiserweight, unable to follow the gladiator path of Holyfield.

The contractual stipulations surrounding Prince Charles were first made public by the Independent, which cited clauses in the contract such as: if the interviewer goes off script, Clarence House staff present have the right to "intervene and halt filming".

Grace Jones's I'll Never Write My Memoirs (Simon & Schuster), written with Paul Morley, drops almost as many names but rises above its silly title to provide much more fun; the appendix containing her contractual stipulations for live appearances will be an eye-opener for those not familiar with such demands.

That China has entered into this deal, when details of the ownership structure and contractual stipulations are so unclear, speaks volumes about the kind of risks it is willing to ride out in Africa to secure energy supplies.While western governments may fret about China's growing influence in the region, some Chinese analysts see a measure of irony in the country's new role.

Are there additional contractual stipulations that have been clearly violated?