Sentence examples for stipulation making from inspiring English sources

And that leads to the third stipulation: making sure there's a local backing band who can learn the material.

Another stipulation made by the board was the community-consultation process.

Dissenting Republican senators said the stipulation made the right to collective bargaining that the bill ultimately preserved, purely cosmetic.

Germany's registered taxis must be beige, for example, but such a stipulation made those cars – most of which being prestigious Mercedes-Benz E-Class sedans – almost impossible to resell.

This stipulation makes sense, since it preserves the key idea that the evolution of altruism requires statistical association between donor and recipient; this would not be true if short-term fitness were used to define altruism, for behaviours which reduce short-term fitness but boost lifetime fitness can evolve with no component of kin selection, or donor-recipient correlation.

Defendants argued that the stipulation made previously in Burke v. Kleiman that more than 95% of the owners had signed the covenant was false and the case should be reajudicated.

Each team identified their own regular members; the only stipulation made by the researchers was that all must be attendees at the weekly MDT meetings.

To Stanford, the stipulations made it seem as if the goal posts were not fixed.

In steel industries, iron ores are divergently transformed into several hundreds of finished goods through steel making processes in accordance with the stipulations made by customers.

An education doesn't necessarily mean book-learning, either: one of the stipulations made by Edna Adan when she was building her hospital was that the brickmakers teach women their trade.

These stipulations made Fabric the first London club to have drug dogs regularly on patrol a service which notably came with the price tag of £300 per four-hour shift.