Sentence examples similar to critical stipulations from inspiring English sources
Indigenous leaders are particularly critical of the stipulation that the government will purchase five-year leases on town lands.
The fizz has increased, of course, in the past decade, to the brink of the intolerable, thanks to the Internet, which encourages the fomenting of preëmptive critical clamor — the sole stipulation being that the dafter the matter in hand, the more swollen the spleen of our opinions.
A critical theme within the SEC documentation is the stipulation that companies are more likely covered under the Fair Disclosure act if they publish information equally and accurately through a variety of traditional and digital passages.
A critical element of the MIT-GSA agreement is the stipulation that a new Volpe headquarters be designed and constructed first, before the remainder of the parcel is developed.
In politics there are many (overt and covert) forces that sway the stipulations of the decision-making process and at this critical juncture of Somalia's history, influencing policies of Somalia's present and future endeavors has become the ultimate plan of the present forces (local and external).
Critics dislike the public financing part of the plan, particularly the stipulation for a levy on businesses with at least $3 million in revenues, whose proceeds would be critical to repaying bonds for the project.
§ 50-201.3 Insertiof of stipulations.
There are, however, stipulations.
Some stipulations before we eat.
