Sentence examples for is the stipulation of from inspiring English sources

No less drastic is the stipulation of the finance minister of the federation and the Länder that the reform must be cost-neutral, even in any transitional phase.

The only arbitrary model condition that still is applied is the stipulation of fixed boundary conditions on the vapor mixing ratios at 40 km, which are intended to provide a sink of sulfuric acid vapor and a source of water vapor, similar to what would occur if we were to simulate the thermochemistry in this domain.

Another phenomenon is the stipulation of a completely precise grammar for the formulae construed out of the artificial symbols, formulae that will be "stripped" versions of correlate sentences in natural language; this grammar amounts to an algorithm for producing formulae starting from the basic symbols.

A cop who does his job to "protect and serve all" should not be rewarded as if that is an above and beyond service, when that is the stipulation of his job.

This is the stipulation that no more than 15% of the new mortgages granted by lenders should be at or greater than 4.5% of a borrower's income.

These restrictions, however, caused a lot of conflict with the adjoining Blackfeet Indian Reservation considering that, when they sold the land to the United States government, it was with the stipulation of being able to maintain their usage rights of the area, many of which (such as hunting) had come into conflict with these regulations.

This is the kind of stipulation set by people who sit in Washington and have never actually set foot in an African village.

Once more, the concrete meaning of responsibility is left entirely to the stipulation of responsibilised agents, in the technical sense illustrated above.

Two months on from the election, the government's pledge to address what Tsipras has repeatedly called a "humanitarian catastrophe" is colliding with the stipulations of Greece's creditors, who continue to say that austerity measures are necessary for the country to regain solvency.

Perhaps instead her outfit is the result of a contractual stipulation on Johnny Depp's part, stating that someone in the cast needs to dress like Helena Bonhat-Caller atimes timesoso that he doesn't get weirded out and lonely when he realises that she isn't around.

Democrats and pro-Beijing conservatives are deeply divided over several issues, including how soon democratic reforms should be introduced and the rules for screening candidates for chief executive elections, which is a stipulation of the Basic Law.