Sentence examples for stipulation in order from inspiring English sources
Yesterday some were threatening to beak the stipulation, in order to make up for the lower margins due to the fee rise.
But there would be one major stipulation in order to keep the lightweight: Alvarez would have to fight on Pay Per View.
He said he is "always looking for bills to amend" with abortion-related stipulations in order to force members to go on record in support or opposition.
Pelini told WFMJ-TV that Richmond deserves a second chance and that the player had to live up to certain stipulations in order to make the team.
Clearly, there is an overrepresentation of white males on this city council, but because we just barely meet the UN stipulation that in order for women's interests to be properly represented by a government, that government must be composed of 30percentnt women.
Management companies usually write cleanliness stipulations into leases in order to ensure the upkeep of a building, and a messy balcony can indicate health code violations on an apartment's interior.
However, there were certain stipulations to this concession, namely that in order to release any new remixes of these tracks, the label was "required to obtain Zimmerman's prior written consent".
For instance, a regulatory framework may outline the stipulations a new business has to follow in order to be properly registered and to operate legally.
Two franchisees told HuffPost they sometimes dipped into their own pockets to purchase clothes for employees in order to meet the stipulations.
WASHINGTON, June 16 (Reuters) - Republican Senator Marco Rubio said on Sunday he still supports a bill to overhaul the U.S. immigration, but reiterated that he wants its stipulations on border security to be tightened in order for the legislation to win approval from Congress.
The latest edition of the DSM has also changed several of the criteria for anorexia nervosa, including the stipulation that the patient must have stopped menstruating in order to be considered anorexic.
