Sentence examples for stipulations imposed from inspiring English sources

The only stipulations imposed were that the film be set in Somers Town, and that it contain no "gratuitous" sex or violence.

The winner must undergo industry-standard, third party testing for sexually transmitted infections (STIs) as well as submit two valid forms of government-issued identification in compliance with​​ ​2257 regulations​, part of the US's stringent record-keeping stipulations imposed upon pornographers.

Earlier this year, regulators approved Google's $700 million acquisition of ITA, a travel software maker, but imposed stipulations that require Google to be cooperative with competitors.

3. Stipulations or obligations imposed upon the vassal, generally detailing the requirements of loyalty to the suzerain.

Reuters reports that the Balukhali widows camp is the biggest of three such mini camps spread out among the camps, and that the two stipulations the donors imposed were that the inhabitants be devout Muslims and chosen from the most vulnerable and needy among the refugee population.

I'll mention the one stipulation the Commissioner imposed and then I'll hang up: if you purchase the bridge and take it past the fifteen miles, it's yours.

In the end, the charge was applied to the Swiss parent company and a monitor will be imposed on its operation neither stipulations the bank would have preferred.But, as Credit Suisse noted prominently in the release describing the settlement, there is no expectation of lost "licenses, nor any material impact on its operational or business capabilities".

Countries would be offered loans only under strict budget austerity conditions such as those imposed on Greece, a stipulation pressed by Germany.

The city fears that Mr. Recchia could get the votes in the Council to impose the stipulations.

Thus, matters like the disposition of a wife's dowry and other assets depend on the stipulations of the original marriage agreement (DJN VI.1.11), much like the preliminary constraints imposed upon limited civil sovereignty by a state's fundamental laws.

The law also imposed new fees -- the ones being challenged -- of $45 for every written motion filed, $35 for a stipulation to a settlement and $35 for dropping a case.