Sentence examples for stipulating to the from inspiring English sources

"You cannot deprive the other side the moral force of its evidence simply by stipulating to the facts," he said.

Neither the Code nor the Rules prevent the parties from stipulating to the underlying facts of undue hardship, and neither prevents the creditor from waiving service of a summons and complaint.

Her manager stipulated to the lady who arranged for the concert that Mlle.

I stipulated to the known drawbacks — difficult working conditions, low pay, unappreciative administrations and so forth.

Defendants also often have good strategic reasons to stipulate to the accuracy of crime lab reports.

I got online — yes, I stipulate to the irony — and goaded Mr. Shirky back into sharing the recipe.

But an Oracle spokesman said the company had stipulated to the detectives that nothing illegal was to be done in the operation.

You can stipulate to the corrosive nature of money in Illinois politics but still argue convincingly that we're minor players on the world stage of public perfidy.

When the case came before the District Court for trial, the parties orally stipulated to the facts, and the District Court treated the trial briefs as cross-motions for summary judgment.

He told me he had stipulated to the organizers that I receive the same treatment I would expect to receive anywhere else in the world as an ordinary player.

Even though commissions do not provide for guilty pleas in capital cases, the supporters say, a defendant could stipulate to the military court during a brief trial that he committed an offense, accomplishing much the same goal.