Sentence examples for from the stipulations from inspiring English sources

The idea of the nation as an inclusive community of all citizens, one that allows each individual to shelter under the constitutional carapace and to pursue his or her own ideas of happiness, free from the stipulations of others, is being tossed aside in the name of a higher patriotic duty to an officially sanctioned version of nationalism.

1. King Lear (1971) The biggest loser from the stipulation that each play is represented only once is Akira Kurosawa, whose 1985 film Ran enthrallingly exported King Lear to the world of Japanese warlords.

Selig, a management official said, sent a letter to the clubs last week spelling out terms of the 60-40 rule, which takes its name from the stipulation that a club has to maintain a ratio of 60percentt assets to 40percentt liabilities.

One of the stipulations from the band was to include him in the episode.

Although the stipulations resulted from votes by WWE fans, different wrestlers were involved in pre-existing scripted feuds, plots and storylines, which led to scheduled matches in which WWE fans could vote upon stipulations.

The man has been arrested and released on bail, the stipulations of which ban him from driving a taxi.

Scholes notes a further complication: "The stipulations of the H1-B visa are different from [those of] the J-1," he says.

The coach did not detail the stipulations.

The stipulations for hunting on farmland are pretty specific.

The Confederate attorney general was charged with putting the law into effect, but aside from that stipulation the act set no parameters or limitations on the power of receivers and grand juries to acquire the information or property they sought.

After the Russian revolution was put down late in 1905, a split occurred within the PPS: the left wing, which proposed to delete from the party's program the stipulation that its main aim was an independent Poland, broke with Piłsudski's group, which insisted on that stipulation.