Sentence examples for stipulation's from inspiring English sources

The court-appointed monitor, James E. Johnson, said that while the county "has made progress on a number of aspects" of the plan, "the revised submission still falls short of a true plan to comply with either the stipulation's specific terms or its overarching goal of building a more integrated Westchester".

Mr. Johnson, a Manhattan lawyer with Debevoise & Plimpton, said that county officials must "make significant revisions to meet the stipulation's requirements" and that he would meet with them and federal housing officials next week to discuss the deficiencies and potential cures that he and fair-housing advocates have identified.

This is the Stipulation Agreement's new broadband definition.

And there was another stipulation: Angelina's father wanted Machar to take only one wife.

Newnes made one stipulation: Borchgrevink's expedition must sail under the British flag, and be styled the British Antarctic Expedition.

There's a stipulation in Pelecanos's contract that requires him to produce crime novels.

The Apple Daily is concerned that Beijing's stipulation that the city's next chief executive must "love the country and Hong Kong" will be used to exclude dissenting voices from running in the election.

There's a little-known stipulation in Amazon's 3G browsing, available primarily on their e-ink devices.

Australia's states spent nine years bickering about Canberra's location despite the constitution's stipulation that the capital be within 100 miles of Sydney in the state of New South Wales, which rather narrowed the choice.

On the other hand, although Kolmogorov's stipulation is neither unreasonable nor unmotivated, on Brouwer's descriptive conception of logic there is of course no place for stipulation.

There's a stark stipulation to The Week's solitary success it needs peers in the industry to continue, and not just to fuel its editorial offering.