Sentence examples similar to leave stipulations from inspiring English sources

Lawmakers on the committee signaled they had reached a deal to pass a measure that would win the approval of enough Democrats, and that the measure would include provisions to keep congressional review short and to leave out any stipulations that an Iran deal address anything other than the nuclear question, such as Iran's recognition of Israel or its sponsorship of terrorist groups.

When the patriarch of a family died, leaving a stipulation in his will that he be buried in the middle of the Atlantic, the family wanted to book the Queen Elizabeth 2 for the occasion.

Either way, the stipulation would leave them far weaker on the battlefield.

This was a commercial dock, and was considered by XX Bomber Command planners to be "the only suitable primary target free of stipulations left in this theatre".

Those stipulations, don't leave room for bad decisions a person could make as a youth, Fine says.

The findings of the District Court based upon the stipulation of facts leave no room for doubt that these defendants are engaged in transactions in interstate commerce.

Two others, "Portrait of a Young Woman" (circa 1665) and "A Maid Asleep" (circa 1656-57), cannot leave the Met because of donors' stipulations.

This stipulation leaves doctors in a difficult position, as ending the woman's life would result in the termination of the foetus – something medical staff may be held responsible (and therefore prosecuted) for.

This stipulation leaves doctors in a difficult position, as ending the woman's life would result in the termination of the fetus something medical staff may be held responsible (and therefore prosecuted) for.

There's one stipulation: They can't leave the United States.

Mr. Kontilai said that under the settlement, "full payment was made to AGC" and that there was "absolutely no stipulation that I would leave the business".