Sentence examples for removing a stipulation from inspiring English sources

FIFA made the change last month, removing a stipulation that prohibited players 21 and older from switching national teams.

To Microsoft's critics, however, the stipulation goes against the appeals-court ruling, which said that the company had abused its monopoly when, in 1996, it barred PC makers from removing an icon for its Internet Explorer browser from the desktop.The MSN requirement alone is unlikely to make Windows XP illegal.

Consider the sequence (π 0 ′, π 1 ′, …, π n ′ ), where π i ′ is constructed from π i by removing the subgraph of π i induced by the vertices of C under the stipulation that whenever we remove a path P connecting v to w, we replace adjacencies { v, x} and { w, y} in π with { x, y} in π i ′.

The N.F.L. removed the stipulation that a player who has satisfied those three criteria must also survive "going to the ground" with the ball.

A bill passed in March 1982 removed the stipulation that the parkway shall not connect to I-94, and allowed Route 390 (I-35E) to use Route 382 (the parkway).

And she is also of the Moravian faith, though she responded after he removed that stipulation in his profile.

Eventually, the White House removed the stipulation about refugees from its executive order, enforcing the ban instead on visa applicants.

When Labor waved the 53-year-old working-class clause in their faces, the Conservatives decided to ask the Duke to remove the stipulation.

It means the government will now have to remove the stipulation that people applying for legal aid had to produce evidence of domestic violence within the previous two years.

The new rule also removes the stipulation that only captive-raised wolves can be released into the primary recovery zone of the Blue Range.

If the eviction holds, the owners would have to remove the cottages from the land, a stipulation in their leases.