Sentence examples for included a stipulation from inspiring English sources

Sampson's buyout — paid for in part by an anonymous donor's gift of $550,000 — included a stipulation that prevents Sampson from suing the university.

Raúl's deal with the Cosmos included a stipulation allowing for him to take over the running of the club's academy after his retirement.

Bonnie K. Finnie, head of the corporation, which allocates federal grant money for development projects, said the allocation included a stipulation that there be long-term museum jobs for local residents.

Mr. Bush referred to a 1999 electric deregulation law that included a stipulation that utilities must make mandatory reduction in their emissions of nitrogen oxide, one of the building blocks of smog.

Durham's difficulties were laid bare when the ECB announced details of the club's bailout which, along with relegation, also included a stipulation that Test matches will no longer be staged at Chester-le-Street.

The legislation also included a stipulation for international flights: A pilot who has turned 60 may be the pilot in command only if there is another pilot in the flight crew who is younger than 60. Patrick Smith, 43, a commercial airline pilot who flies as a first officer on 767s, said transoceanic flights almost always carry auxiliary crew members.

Foreign firms complain of hellish fine print, including a stipulation to buy from tiny suppliers.

But Swaziland has remained among the African countries listed on Appendix I, which includes a stipulation that elephants in those countries may not be traded for commercial purposes.

The Investigatory Powers Bill, which was unveiled yesterday, includes a stipulation that internet and phone companies keep records of every website, app and service that a computer connects to.

The report suggests, however, that figure will fall to £3m next summer and includes a stipulation which would allow him to leave if Birmingham fail to secure promotion.

A long list of reforms resulted, including a stipulation that prospective deportees could use a phone to call a family member, a legal-service provider, or a Mexican consulate before removal.