Sentence examples for stipulations it from inspiring English sources

If the union follows through with these or other stipulations, it would probably face some sort of legal challenge.

Had Dropbox received "just one national-security request" in 2012, under government stipulations it would mean the company would have to report the number of requests it received for user information as "1-1000".

Dr. Michael Klein, a Victoria general practitioner, supports Patrick's bill and the increase in stipulations it would require.

Among the bill's stipulations, it will ensure that every worker has: one day off per week, at least eight hours off per 24-hour period in order to sleep, the right to prepare and purchase culturally appropriate food along with overtime protections and paid time off every year.

If an agreement was not clothed in the form of a stipulation, it must, to be valid, fall under one of the types of real or consensual contracts.

As for the uptown building, according to Mr. Lauder's stipulation, it cannot be sold — and Mr. Weinberg and several trustees say they have no intention of doing so.

Many fans expected Reigns to win the title at this year's WrestleMania, but the change happened much sooner and with this new and unexpected Rumble stipulation, it's no longer guaranteed that Reigns will walk into AT&T Stadium as WWE World Heavyweight Champion.

But then by stipulation it will be purely accidental if his notion of logical consequence captures everything one would normally count as a logical consequence.

Given that stipulation, it really behooves you to be very sure that an ED college to which you apply is a hard and fast first choice.

In an interview on ABC's "This Week" with George Stephanopoulos, Clinton said she would sign a $15 minimum wage bill put forth by Democrats if it had certain stipulations in it.

Later, using money raised by Danes in America, he bought a 140-acre plot of land in the picturesque hills of Rebild and gave it to the Danish government with stipulations that it be open for Danish-born Americans and their families to celebrate American holidays.