Sentence examples for it a stipulation from inspiring English sources

But he made it a stipulation of accepting the Donmar job that he would not have to give up his post as associate director of Sheffield's Crucible Theatre.

As the [Venezuelan] kids said to the audience here: "This is not an important part of our lives, this is our lives".' When Rattle took over the Berlin Philharmonic, he made it a stipulation that the orchestra would engage in 'outreach' projects involving deprived children and poor neighbourhoods in the city.

But it only signed it with a stipulation that Justice Barry A. Cozier of State Supreme Court in Manhattan will hold a trial soon to determine if the contract will be amended to give MSG the right to match outside offers for Yankee rights beyond 2001.

It is a stipulation of the Premier League that all clubs have undersoil heating in order to allow them to fulfil fixtures.

Tottenham's chairman, Daniel Levy, made the approach after Mourinho was sensationally sacked by Chelsea in 2007 but was prevented from taking it by a stipulation in his settlement.

It includes a stipulation that telecoms companies retain their customers' communications metadata for up to a year.

When San Antonio signed contracts with solar energy providers, it included a stipulation that those companies build manufacturing facilities within the city limits.

When his 2012 budget was introduced, it included a stipulation that D.C. theater tickets would be subjected to the city's 6percentt sales tax.

In fact, it formalizes a stipulation by the Department of Homeland Security that Cifuentes had established she was persecuted because she was part of a group composed of "married women in Guatemala who are unable to leave their relationship".

(i) It is plain that some violations of Conservativeness are illegitimate: one cannot make it true by a stipulation that, e.g., Mercury is larger than Venus.

No, I call it a tyrannical stipulation".