Sentence examples for stipulation has been from inspiring English sources

This stipulation has been embraced with gusto by Mr. Steinbach, who is in many ways as much a collector and curator as an artist.

The effect of this stipulation has been to force the board to draw five districts for Man hattan, which, in the view of some board members, violates traditional neighborhood areas.

Indeed, if nothing appeared of record, and counsel should admit before us that a stipulation had been entered into between the parties in respect to the finality of the decree, ought we not to act on such admission?

The findings of the court, the case by stipulation having been tried without a jury, leave no doubt that the money was paid to the collector under protest, and involuntarily.

But now the age stipulations has been removed, and entries from artists over the age of 50 are being considered for the first time in two decades.

But these stipulations have been widely ignored.

Five of the stipulations had been drawn up by Mr. Sitt's team and were vehemently opposed by the city.

Through the Lisbon treaty, which formed the basis for the creation of the service, several stipulations have been put in place.

The Department of Justice remains the sole arbiter as to whether those stipulations have been met during a probationary period.

The lending officer said those stipulations had been in the documents we'd been sent, but somehow neither of us had noticed the fine print.

19 1 After these stipulations had been carried out, and when Porsena had already remitted all his warlike preparations through his confidence in the treaty, these Roman maidens went down to the river to bathe, at a place where the curving bank formed a bay and kept the water especially still and free from waves.