Sentence examples for old stipulations from inspiring English sources
Never mind those old stipulations about having to change your shoes or not being able to have a pint or a fag while you do it – I've even had my doubts about things where you have to check a clock to have the faintest clue how competitors in it are faring.
"We knew people would be more apt to vote without the old stipulations on absentee voting".
My only stipulations are that the destination be reasonably inexpensive (looking to spend around $100 to $150 a day) and reasonably safe for a 24-year-old female solo traveler.
On July 26th it made recommendations that provide little comfort to those hankering for a return to the cosy ways of the old NHS.At present, the overriding stipulation for NHS hospitals, other than foundation trusts, is to break even in each and every year.
When the Craft and Folk Art Museum in Los Angeles asked Gere Kavanaugh to be an honoree Sunday at its annual fund-raiser, the 84-year-old designer had one stipulation: "She said, 'Fine, but people need to understand that I'm not retiring,' " said Suzanne Isken, the museum's executive director.
Among the reasons, perhaps: the unspoken life stories in the room, especially among the older black guests who have seen their common raw experiences become dry stipulations in history textbooks.
The venue was not yet 30 years old, with only buildings of "outstanding quality" able to overcome this time stipulation.
The stipulation that the loans are only for firms with factories at least 20 years old rules out nearly all the "transplant" factories that foreign carmakers built in America to get around tariff barriers.
"The Old Musician" was bequeathed to the National Gallery in 1962 by Chester Dale, one of its founding benefactors, with a stipulation that it never leave the museum.
There are no stipulations to becoming a member beyond the annual fee so if, as Martin says, it's primarily "rich old white establishment" then it's up to people like you and me to change that.
