Sentence examples for express stipulation from inspiring English sources

Picasso's express stipulation of a Spanish republic was ignored.

Such is the express stipulation of the parties.

Clause 17 contains no express stipulation that the consent of the state must be without reservations.

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.

Certainly, where all, the facts and circumstances in the case, including the express stipulation of the parties, clearly show the making and the intent to make a gift, it cannot be converted into a payment for services by inaccurately describing it, in the consummating resolutions, as a bonus.

Whether, in the absence of an express stipulation of that character, there is not implied, in the grant of the right to construct and operate, the grant of a right to charge and collect such tolls as will enable the company to successfully operate the road, and return some profit to those who have invested their money in the construction, is a question not as yet determined.

Anti-smuggling treaties in which foreign nations agreed to permit the United States to pursue smugglers beyond the three-mile limit contained express stipulations that generally the three-mile limit constitutes 'the proper limits of territorial waters.' See e.g., 43 Stat.

Existence claims and stipulations do not express something about an existing entity.

"One of the first signs of human culture was our ability to express ourselves with images," explains Conru about the brush stipulation.

These guidelines include the stipulation: "We encourage free speech and defend everyone's right to express unpopular points of view.

When Stuetz expressed a desire to play almost two decades later, her father made one stipulation.