Sentence examples for on a stipulation from inspiring English sources

A grievance would be based on a stipulation in the collective bargaining agreement that says a player may not be released because of a failed drug test.

Last month, Judge Renee Roth of Manhattan Surrogate Court ruled that Kathleen Durst would be declared dead, effective Feb. 1, 1987, based on a stipulation between Mr. Durst and Kathleen's family.

In the settlement, Libya insisted on a stipulation that the families would not receive the full $10 million pledged unless the United States lifted sanctions and removed Libya from the list of states supporting terrorism within eight months.

Iran's most recent letter, like one that preceded it on October 29, referred to a stipulation in a previous communication from Mr. Jalili's on July 6, laying down conditions for the talks.

In areas with no constitutional status, officials told BBC Newsnight the local council would hold the funds on behalf of the neighbourhood group and wait for a stipulation on how that neighbourhood would like the funds to be spent.

Countries would be offered loans only under strict budget austerity conditions such as those imposed on Greece, a stipulation pressed by Germany.

Williamson stated that it is a common concern among EU members, and floated the possibility of former detainees having restrictions placed on their travel, a stipulation that some of the detainees and their lawyers have consented to in principle.

The bond act placed a number of financial requirements on the project, including a prohibition on operating subsidies and a stipulation that it had to identify all the money to build an operating segment before it could begin construction.

Concerned about the future of its landmark Marcel Breuer building, which Mr. Lauder considers the Whitney's spiritual home, he placed a stipulation on his gift that the building could not be sold for the foreseeable future.

Fraser was released on conditional bail, with a stipulation that he could not have any contact with the victim.

But Swaziland has remained among the African countries listed on Appendix I, which includes a stipulation that elephants in those countries may not be traded for commercial purposes.