Sentence examples for of the stipulation from inspiring English sources

Indigenous leaders are particularly critical of the stipulation that the government will purchase five-year leases on town lands.

A Steven Sladkus, a Manhattan co-op and condominium lawyer, says the answer depends on the precise wording of the "stipulation" referred to by the letter writer.

Nobel elected the Swedish Academy to carry out his wishes, and its members debated at length the meaning of the stipulation and painstakingly applied it to the candidates (they are debating it still).

"If, as the Sumner panel found, the 'record clearly and convincingly supports Sumner's allegations of a pattern and practice of gender discrimination,' Merrill Lynch cannot hide behind a stilted reading of the stipulation and the special master's duties to avoid this result".

But no one knows the exact phrasing of the stipulation because no one on the ground, no one I've ever spoken to, has ever actually read the Geneva Conventions, which is a series of treaties concerning the rules of war as they apply to recognized, signatory nations.

The IFQP model incorporated the independent properties of the stipulation uncertainties through induction of multiple control variables for each constraint.

In the sphere of law, Shīʿism differs from Sunni law mainly in allowing a temporary marriage, called mutʿah, which can be legally contracted for a fixed period of time on the stipulation of a fixed dower.

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

Aside from a willingness to identify several ways that works of art must fail to please refined taste, Hume ignores the traditional and familiar project of criticism, the stipulation of rules for successful art.

"One of the stipulations was that the clock had to work.

One of the stipulations would have required Valdez to do more running than that required of his teammates, Myers said.