Sentence examples for its stipulation from inspiring English sources

Pennsylvania has not yet rejected a film for violating its stipulation that publicly supported movies should "tend to foster a positive image" of the state.

"How come it didn't pick this up?"Tesco's answer is that in one case its supplier of frozen burgers disregarded a list of approved suppliers and its stipulation that the meat come from Britain or Ireland.

The law has angered some intersex-rights groups, who object to its stipulation that a child "assigned to neither the female nor the male sex … is to be entered into the register of births without such a specification".

On this view, which is not here followed, the Rhetra itself, with its stipulation of powers for the (hoplite) damos, is a 7th-century manifestation of hoplite assertiveness: in fact, it represents a kind of Spartan alternative to tyranny.

Though short on specifics, he offered a national dialogue that he suggested could lead to fundamental changes in the Constitution, particularly its stipulation that the ruling Baath Party maintain a monopoly on power.

In March, North Carolina lawmakers passed an act that impinged on LGBT rights in multiple ways, but became notorious for its stipulation that individuals should only use the bathroom or changing room that matched the sex on their birth certificate.

It also lists its stipulations for the makeup of the commission (such as, no relatives of elected officials) and for the drawing of districts.

The Court quoted at length from the Long Island treaty (1777) and noted: "This treaty fully explains why the Cherokee country was excepted from the land-law of 1779, and locations on it prohibited; no reasons could add force to its stipulations".

Some of its stipulations are easily abused.

The Dutch found they could swallow the notion of German hegemony, but not its stipulations.

Neither CNN nor Mr. Lewandowski has provided details about its stipulations (though they should).