Sentence examples for for a stipulation from inspiring English sources

The law also imposed new fees -- the ones being challenged -- of $45 for every written motion filed, $35 for a stipulation to a settlement and $35 for dropping a case.

In areas with no constitutional status, officials told BBC Newsnight the local council would hold the funds on behalf of the neighbourhood group and wait for a stipulation on how that neighbourhood would like the funds to be spent.

Reilly can't work for six months — a stipulation of his S.I. contract — but his column will start appearing in ESPN magazine and on ESPN.com after June 1.

Having gained experience I started to look for paid positions – a stipulation of the degree and useful in getting a fuller experience, especially as this final year involves conducting a small research project.

"I truly hate the word," she said recently, a complaint uttered first in a telephone call from London and repeated from 35,000 feet above the Atlantic as she flew to the South of France for Christmas (as a stipulation of the Guinness-Niarchos divorce settlement, her children spend the holidays with their father's family).

The work was put out for tender, with a stipulation that all materials used in the construction of the new bridge should be of British origin or manufacture.

Williams' legislation would be levied on both public and private colleges in California in the same way the affirmative consent law is: requiring schools to implement this policy as a stipulation for receiving state funds for student financial assistance.

An online vote commenced at the start of the show to select a stipulation for a Six Man Tag Team match promoted for the show.

The private company does not release financials or confirm net revenues, but Gikandi said that the company's profitability was a stipulation for investment from its new backers (unlike the requirements for startups coming from Silicon Valley).

Korean government made a stipulation for anonymous testing system in March 2008 to minimize the fear for identity exposure by HIV testing [ 31].

Instead, they convinced Congress to allocate the $10 million for general interstate needs — a stipulation that was erased when someone dropped Coconut Road into the bill.