Sentence examples for definite stipulation from inspiring English sources
Justice Lauer pointed out that by the published recognition of correspondence between Maxim Litvinov, Foreign Affairs Commissar, and President Roosevelt in 1933 there was the definite stipulation that the U.S.S.R. released all claims against American persona or companies, assigning them to the United States Government.
Not definitive, just definite.
The stipulation that the fatigue is "of new or definite onset" (i.e., has not been life long) was intended to exclude subjects with personality or somatization disorders that are characterized by a "lifelong pattern of presentations to medical attention with unexplained symptoms" [ 47].
If the charter had, in terms, granted to the corporation power to charge and collect a definite sum per mile for the transportation of persons or of property, it would not be doubted that that express stipulation formed a part of the obligation of the state, which it could not repudiate.
His letter contained 'one stipulation'.
That was another stipulation.
Apple had a stipulation, though.
First, however, a stipulation.
