Sentence examples for stipulation by which from inspiring English sources
We stick then to our original conception: a definition is an arbitrary stipulation by which a new sign is introduced to take the place of a complex expression whose sense we know from the way it is put together.
He added there was "no way" the league would be cut to 18 clubs [a stipulation in the FA's original prospectus for the league] and "we would fight strongly against a summer calendar to protect the UK's sporting culture", by which he meant cricket.
However, the findings obtained by using these methods may vary between different laboratories and are influenced by the institutional or country-specific stipulations under which respective experiments are performed.
These spirits were then re-distilled to make "London dry gin", the defining stipulations for which are still in force today: it must contain no added sugar, be flavoured primarily with juniper, and a minimum of 37.5% alcohol by volume.
The man has been arrested and released on bail, the stipulations of which ban him from driving a taxi.
Though public health exchanges are often the most talked about, the 10,000+ page document has many sections and stipulations, some of which have been strongly challenged by critics of the law.
The legislation provides a number of stipulations and criteria, which don't cover all circumstances at all.
The stipulation by Justice Richard D. Huttner was made after a three-hour closed hearing.
Both wrestlers broke the pre-match stipulation by slapping each other in the face.
