Sentence examples for in a stipulation from inspiring English sources

The W.B.C. decision was the result of Tyson dropping his suit, and it was filed in a stipulation in U.S. District Court in Manhattan yesterday.

Dr. Frogel, in a stipulation that was read into the record, said that the senator's account had continued: "Afterwards she was very upset" and asked for a glass of water.

The department's chief spokesman, Paul J. Browne, said in a statement that W.i.P., as well as a club above it, Greenhouse, was "closed as a result of several violations in a stipulation agreement that was made by the owners and the N.Y.P.D".

On July 11 , 2010 Banderas was booked to act as special referee at Aniversario 2010, but was subsequently included in a stipulation match against Colón.

But Pennsylvania officials conceded in a stipulation agreement that the state had never prosecuted anyone for in-person voter fraud, and that there was no evidence that anyone had ever attempted it.

In this event he competed in a stipulation match called "Barbed Wire Massacre", where the ring was surrounded by barbed wire, which Abyss won by using his finisher, the Black Hole Slam.

For most of his career he lived in France, but in accordance with a stipulation in his father's will, he maintained residency in Chicago and thereby stayed informed about developments in art and architecture in the United States.

Technically, New York permits them, but only if a winery maintains a physical presence in New York, a stipulation no one currently meets.

In 1799, a stipulation was added that the governor would not personally lead troops on the battlefield unless advised to do so by a resolution of the General Assembly.

On the invoice from New York's Michael Werner Gallery where Rich purchased the painting in 2004, in fact, was a stipulation that the "artwork, while purchased privately, is done so with the explicit agreement that the work is to be given as an eventual gift to the Carnegie Museum of Art".

Hobby Lobby, a Christian-owned arts and crafts store based in Oklahoma, filed a lawsuit in 2012 due to a stipulation in President Obama's Affordable Care Act which required employer-provided health insurance to cover contraceptives.