Sentence examples similar to stipulated arguments from inspiring English sources
There are patterns to the arguments of stipulated positioning, for example it is commonly stipulated that PAS is acceptable when proper protection is in place to protect individuals against the abuse of laws permitting medically controlled dying; that adequate safety and legal criteria are met which protect both the patient and those assisting dying.
But that requires the financiers both observe what entrepreneurs are making and be able to enforce the stipulated terms of the equity contracts (these arguments were exposited in seminal papers by Professor Robert Townsend and Professor Douglas Diamond of the University of Chicago).
These rules contained nothing that stipulated that women could not become members, so the arguments closed in on a discussion of whether there would be a breach of contract if an organisation that had described itself as a club "to further gentlemanly pursuits" began admitting women.
One official who has been working on cross-border trade since the Good Friday Agreement recalls that, at the start of the process, he had to attend all meetings with the text of the legislation piled on the table, because there were inevitable arguments about interpreting the level of cooperation it stipulated.
The record discloses that after the cause was assigned to the commission 'for consideration and report, and for oral argument at such time as said commission shall order,' it was stipulated and agreed by the parties that the cause should be set down for oral argument on a certain day.
The argument is valid only if it can be proved, and not be stipulated, that (1) and (3) happen surrounded by the same facts.
There will still be arguments over the legal form – will it be a treaty, a protocol or "an agreed outcome with legal force", as stipulated at previous talks?
Expect a quick stipulated dismissal.
Further stipulated: No "Jerusalem" here.
