Sentence examples for put stipulations from inspiring English sources

"I recognize that Congress should put stipulations on this and they should," he said.

Marriage counseling might also be required or the court may put stipulations that the child must stay in school.

Often, the rich countries that provide "aid" actually limit market access to the poverty-stricken countries and put stipulations on the aid packages that the aid-receiving countries must use over-priced services and goods from the donor countries.[1].

It was more of Regina putting stipulations on herself and stating where she couldn't go because she got this calling in her life.

She has put in stipulations, for example, about how much it will cost if a customer decides to make changes after approving the design.

Our society tries to put religious stipulations on sex, but biology has different plans.

(Many co-parents put this stipulation in their agreements; the father's sustained financial support of the child could be used to help establish his claim to custody should relations become contentious).

Earlier this week she hit out at the stipulations, put forward by Tower Hamlets Council, writing on Facebook: "Britain needs to have a good long look at how it treats startup businesses: the French lady who copied our indiegogo campaign is opening in a few weeks, and I'm still battling red tape on a daily basis".

"I seriously think about putting a stipulation into my will that I be buried as was always my gender," she writes during a pre-transition story.

The officer will be played by the busy film actor Kevin Bacon, who put a cablelike stipulation into his deal: he will work only on 15 episodes a year.

"The more stipulations you put into an agreement, the more complicated it becomes and the less competitive we become," Gary Farmer, a local business leader who runs an insurance company, told the county commissioners at a hearing.