Sentence examples similar to minor stipulation from inspiring English sources
The next day, the Food and Drug Administration issued new requirements that stores can only sell flavored e-cigarettes from closed-off spaces that are inaccessible to minors, a stipulation that could force many outlets to stop carrying the products.
Priests who had molested minors, Dr. Goodkind said, were sent back with the stipulation that they not be returned to unsupervised ministry with minors.
Bishops who faced complaints of sexual misconduct by priests sent them to the center, which returned them to their parishes several months later, usually with recommendations for a followup program of treatment and the stipulation that they not minister to minors without supervision.
The Astros sent Munro to Class AAA in August last season, and last winter he signed as a minor league free agent with the Minnesota Twins, with the stipulation that if he was not back in the majors by June, he could sign with any team.
In a country that proclaims loudly that we are "the land of the free," it seems that when you are a minor in an academic setting, that freedom comes with certain stipulations.
In a proposed settlement in 1970, they were offered their jobs back with back pay — the union that had been formed without them had negotiated raises — but Mr. Salerno rejected a stipulation that he and Mr. Valentine first had to polish their skills in the minor leagues.
That was another stipulation.
His letter contained 'one stipulation'.
Apple had a stipulation, though.
