Sentence examples similar to imposing the stipulations from inspiring English sources

The city fears that Mr. Recchia could get the votes in the Council to impose the stipulations.

It imposes the best economic outcome".

The Secretary or agency head shall promulgate regulations and may impose stipulations specifying the extent to which holders of rights-of-way and permits under this chapter shall be liable to the United States for damage or injury incurred by the United States in connection with the right-of-way or permit.

Earlier this year, regulators approved Google's $700 million acquisition of ITA, a travel software maker, but imposed stipulations that require Google to be cooperative with competitors.

Thus, matters like the disposition of a wife's dowry and other assets depend on the stipulations of the original marriage agreement (DJN VI.1.11), much like the preliminary constraints imposed upon limited civil sovereignty by a state's fundamental laws.

But under the stipulations, I couldn't do it.

The coach did not detail the stipulations.

The stipulations for hunting on farmland are pretty specific.

3. Stipulations or obligations imposed upon the vassal, generally detailing the requirements of loyalty to the suzerain.

Reuters reports that the Balukhali widows camp is the biggest of three such mini camps spread out among the camps, and that the two stipulations the donors imposed were that the inhabitants be devout Muslims and chosen from the most vulnerable and needy among the refugee population.

The only stipulations imposed were that the film be set in Somers Town, and that it contain no "gratuitous" sex or violence.